Su Mu’s fur needs to be combed frequently, because the undercoat is soft and rich. If not treated, it can easily become tangled and become clumps. When dead knots form, the fur can only be cut off!

Tools include: wide-bristle comb, wide-tooth flat comb, needle comb, beauty scissors

Auxiliary tools: water spray bottle, hair conditioner (anti-caking oil)

Method: The daily task is to use a bristle comb to comb the coat in the direction of the hair, starting from the feet and combing upward layer by layer. Then comb the hair from your chest to your chin, sides, and back. Let the dog lie down and comb the legs and abdomen. The hair in this part is easy to stick, so you can spray it with water first. The hair on the buttocks and tail is more difficult to brush but don’t forget to do so. Finally, comb the soft hair behind the ears, which is easily tangled. The bristle comb will remove a small amount of hair that usually falls off, reducing the chance of dog hair floating around your home, while making the hair look fluffy and cute. For dogs, a natural bristle comb is a great treat. Daily combing can reduce the chance of tangled hair.

If you find tangled hair balls during combing, hold the root of the hair and use a wide comb to comb it out bit by bit. If you can't comb it out, you can spray hair conditioner and wait 10 minutes before processing. If that still doesn't work, use scissors to cut lengthwise into several small balls and then comb them out. If it doesn't work, cut it off. Dealing with hairballs is a very painful thing. Dogs have limited tolerance, so deal with them as soon as possible to avoid leaving a bad impression.

Even if no hairballs are found, you can comb through your hair once a week with a wide comb. In particular, you must comb it before bathing. Taking a bath with tangled hair balls can easily form larger hair balls. Shampoo penetrates into the hair balls and is not easy to rinse out. It is easy to irritate the skin and cause skin allergies. Allergic skin is prone to fungal infections. And full of insects. Atopic dermatitis is also difficult to treat.

Needle combing is only needed during the shedding season! Needle combing will remove a large amount of undercoat. If used regularly, it will reduce the normal need for undercoat and destroy the skin's resistance. During the moulting season, in addition to regular combing, you also need to use a needle comb to comb the hair. It is best to do it once in the morning and evening from the beginning of the moulting season.

To sum up, if done carefully, your dog will be the most beautiful.