As the weather gets colder, owners take longer and longer to bathe their dogs. However, although you cannot often give your dog a fragrant bath to take care of its hair in winter, it is still essential for owners to take care of their dog's hair. Because, for dogs, hair care can not only prevent their hair from getting tangled, allowing them to go out with shiny and smooth hair every day, but it can also promote blood circulation in their bodies, which is good for their health.

However, just as human hair is prone to dryness and static electricity in winter, dog hair is also prone to dryness and breakage in winter, making it very fragile. However, dogs’ hair is an important weapon for them to resist the cold in winter. If owners do not take good care of it, dogs will not be happy in winter. In addition, if you have a long-haired dog at home, poor hair will not only damage the dog's image, but also cause a lot of dog hair to fall out at home. So, how to properly care for your dog’s hair in winter?

First of all, owners must first determine the cycle of grooming their dogs. Generally speaking, short-haired dogs need to be combed two to three times a week, while long-haired dogs need to be combed every day. In order to make the whole grooming process smoother, owners can use a hair dryer to blow away the dog's coat before grooming, and then let the dog lie on the ground. In order to keep the dog warm, owners can Place a plush cushion underneath.

Secondly, owners should choose a comb suitable for their dogs according to the type of their dogs. For example, long-haired dogs need a comb with a long handle that can remove dead hair. Because only by choosing the most suitable comb can owners achieve twice the result with half the effort when combing. As for the various dog hair combs on the market, if owners don’t know which comb is best for their dogs, they can ask a pet groomer or veterinarian before purchasing.

Then, when combing, the owners should first unclog the knotted hair on the dog, and then comb the whole body hair. It should be noted that owners should never rinse their dog’s hair with water before combing it because it is difficult to comb it through. This is because the dog’s coat is different from human hair, and it will become more difficult to comb it after it is wet. Comb. Therefore, owners would rather choose to cut off the hair that is really difficult to comb.

Finally, when combing, owners should follow a rule, that is, start combing from the head of the dog, and then gradually comb to the tail of the dog. The direction of combing should also be from the outside of the root. If you do not follow this guideline, the dog's skin will easily be irritated during grooming, making the dog feel uncomfortable and uncooperative with the owner's grooming. After combing the entire dog's hair, owners also need to remove some dead skin flakes and dead hair on the dog's body to keep the dog's hair in the healthiest state.

If the dogs resist during the grooming process, the owners must remember to constantly praise the dogs and give them some sugar-coated bullets, so that they will cooperate with the entire grooming work.