The body hair of long-haired breed dogs is easy to be covered with dust, broken or formed into hair balls, especially the parts with more soft hair, such as under the ears, from the lower jaw to around the neck, the inside of the body, under the flanks, and the base of the tail. wait. When combing, don't forget to twist it loosely before combing it.

The last combing process for long-haired breed dogs is to use a denser grater to remove the dirt that cannot be removed with the comb and smooth out the hair. When combing, gently hold the comb and repeat the aforementioned body hair combing process, that is, comb upward slowly from the side of the dog's body, and then slowly transition from the tip of the hair to the root. If you can't get rid of the grizzly, you can use a comb to go through it again. Or comb less hair each time, gradually until combing is completed.

When combing short-haired breed dogs, first comb the hair in the opposite direction to loosen the dirt, then comb along the side of the hair to loosen the dirt, and then comb along the direction of the hair. Once, comb out the dirt. Finally, wipe away the dust with a hot towel and wipe away the moisture with a dry towel.

You must keep a set of tools for combing dog hair. The animal hair comb is made of pig hair, etc. The body hair will be very shiny after combing. Round-tipped metal comb is a finishing brush with round-shaped metal teeth. Use brushes with different tooth lengths according to the length of your hair. Metal combs are combs with steel wire teeth, used to comb tangled hair or remove hair loss. Metal combs are designed for combing long-haired breed dogs and have dense teeth.

How to use various combs