Raising a Teddy dog ​​at home inevitably requires some daily care for it. The fur of Teddy dogs is curled, which is different from other dogs, so the cost of hair care is high between Teddy dogs and other dog breeds. A relatively big difference.

Daily care of Teddy dogs

1. Bathing: When bathing your dog, you must choose a shampoo suitable for your dog's hair. Generally, the water temperature for bathing is 35-45 degrees, and the water temperature is higher in winter. Generally speaking, long-haired dogs usually take a bath once a week, while short-haired dogs take a bath once every half a month. Bathing frequently or too little is not conducive to the growth and management of your dog's hair.

2. Blow drying: After bathing your dog, use a highly absorbent towel to absorb excess moisture from your dog's body, and then use a hair dryer to dry the hair. You can also comb your hair while blow-drying, so that the hair you blow out will be naturally fluffy and beautiful. This must be remembered, especially if the dog at home is a long-haired dog. Drying with a hair dryer after bathing can prevent the dog from getting sick. Be careful not to use too hot wind, which will cause the dog's hair to dry out. All the water is lost.

3. Brushing (Tool Pin Comb): First, use a pin comb to brush the dog's fur. This can remove dead hair and knots on the dog's body, making the fur smooth, clean and shiny.

4. Clean eyes and ear canals: Dogs communicate with humans through their eyes. Dogs will scratch their eyes with their paws when they feel uncomfortable, so they can easily damage their eyeballs and corneas. Dogs’ ear canals are also susceptible to ear diseases (especially those with long hair). Dogs with ears) Sometimes the dog scratches the ears from time to time, or shakes its head and has pungent secretions, which are the characteristics of the dog having ear disease, so it is necessary to clean the eyes and ears of the dog regularly at the animal beauty salon to prevent it. Various eye and ear diseases.

5. Trim hair: Healthy dogs naturally love to be clean. Sometimes if the dog’s hair is messed up, the dog will lick it with his tongue to clean it up. Therefore, it is necessary to help them comb it regularly, and sometimes take the dog to the animal beauty salon regularly. Trim your dog's hair, because for example, if the dog's butt hair is too long, it will affect defecation. If the hair on the abdomen and legs is too long, it will affect walking or make it easy to get dirty. If the hair on the soles of the feet is too long, it will slip when walking and make it easy to fall. Therefore, all long-haired dogs should be trimmed regularly.

6. Combing (tool steel comb): After brushing the hair, you can use the steel comb to comb it again to check whether there are still small knots on the dog's body. If you don’t comb out the knots on your dog’s hair before bathing, it will be more difficult to comb out and wash your dog’s hair thoroughly after bathing.

7. Cut nails: Too long nails on your dog will make it difficult to walk, and may also cause bone deformation, unsightly walking posture, and other problems. Some dogs' nails are even too long and pierce into the foot pads, causing great pain to the dog. Cutting nails seems very simple, but in fact, when trimming, you should not cut too deep to avoid bleeding. If your dog bleeds after being clipped once, he must not let it bleed next time.If you touch your feet, your temper will become fierce.