Chow Chows are very beautiful animals. In fact, Chow Chows also want their owners to help them dress up their appearance. There must be many Chow Chow owners who want to know how to dress Chow Chow in daily life. So today I will share with you how to dress Chow Chow and the related precautions for dressing up.

How should a Chow Chow be dressed?

1. Health care for fur

Regular fur care for your Chow Chow is very important for the health of your dog. It can not only remove the dirt and dust from the shed coat and prevent the coat from getting tangled, but it can also promote blood circulation and stimulate the skin to produce oil that can protect the coat. Secretion, enhance skin resistance, relieve fatigue. Check your Chow carefully for skin problems, looking for hair loss, inflammation and unusually sensitive areas. If you find that your Chow is constantly itching, you should go to the doctor and have your Chow checked by a veterinarian.

2. Combing

When combing a Chow Chow, the hair should be combed in the direction of the hair. It is best to start with a small area and comb slowly until you have smoothed it out. From front to back, proceed from top to bottom, that is, first from the neck to the shoulders, then back, chest, waist, abdomen, hindquarters, and finally the limbs and tail. After combing one side, comb the other side. If some of the hair is clumps or knots that cannot be combed out, you need to use scissors to cut them, being careful not to hurt the skin. When some people comb the Chow Chow, they only comb the long hair on the surface of the Chow Chow and ignore the undercoat below. The undercoat of Chow Chow is soft and dense. If it is not combed for a long time, it can easily form tangles and even cause eczema, psoriasis or other skin diseases. When combing the Chow Chow, you should comb it layer by layer, that is, turn up the long hair, and then comb the undercoat. Generally, first use a comb with dense teeth and a grate to clear it, and then use a comb with sparse teeth.

3. Brush the fur

The Chow Chow starts brushing its fur from the head and slowly brushes to the tail and legs. Brush with a fine wire brush. Regular brushing of the coat is very helpful for the Chow. It helps the Chow's skin secrete oils that protect the hair, making the hair healthy and shiny. In addition, use a steel brush to brush against the growth direction of the dog's hair to make the hair fluffy

4. Trim toenails

Long toenails will make the Chow feel uncomfortable and can easily damage furniture, textiles, carpets and other items at home; long toenails can easily split, cause local infection, hinder the Chow's walking, and can easily cause the dog to scratch itself. . Therefore, regular toenail trimming is beneficial to the health of your Chow.