Dogs must be dried when bathing, especially long-haired dogs. If the dog's hair is not dried, it is easy to breed bacteria, which can cause fungal skin diseases. It is also prone to colds and colds, reducing immunity and leading to other infections. The chance of germs increases. So no matter when your dog takes a bath, it must be dried.

Notes on dog bathing:

1. Control the frequency. Bathing your dog too frequently will destroy the protective layer of oil on its skin. In hot summer, you can wash it 2-3 times a month, and in cold weather, you can wash it once a month.

2. Adjust the water temperature. The water temperature should be adjusted appropriately according to the season or climate. The water temperature in summer can be controlled at 36-38 degrees Celsius, while the water temperature in winter needs to be around 40 degrees.

3. Use special shower gel. Do not bathe your dog with human body wash, shampoo, inferior lotion, etc. The pH is different and using too much will damage the dog's skin.

4. Comb the hair. Before taking a bath, comb the dog's hair and remove all knots.

5. Blow dry the hair. After bathing the dog, be sure to blow or wipe the dog's hair in time to reduce the risk of colds or skin problems in the dog.

6. Detailed care. You can clean your dog's ears by the way and keep his ear canal clean and dry.