Bathing your pet Scottish Sheepdog can clean their fur, wash away dust, and keep their pores clean, so that their hair can grow healthily and be shiny. Before taking a bath, comb the hair all over your body to remove any hair loss and knots. If you find any knots, don't force them out with a brush. You can carefully untangle them with your hands. If you comb it forcefully, it will make the hair knot tighter and harder to untangle. So how can you make your Scottish Sheepdog’s hair dry quickly?

Scottish Sheepdog

After taking a bath, there is a lot of water on the dog’s hair. Wring out the water before wiping it with a towel, so that the hair will dry more easily. Especially when the temperature is low, wring out the water quickly.

Wring out the hair on your body first: grab all the hair you can with your hands and wring it dry until no water drops drip.

Wring out the hair on your head and face: Bring the hair on your head and face together and wring it out in order from the root of the hair to the tips. For larger long hair on the body, the head and face can be wrung out by breaking them into small pieces.

Wring out the hair on the chest: When twisting the hair on the chest, be sure not to pull hard. After wringing out, wrap the dog in a towel quickly.

​Drying steps

After taking a bath, dry the dog’s body immediately. Use a towel to absorb the moisture and the hair will dry faster. And it also saves time on drying with a hair dryer.

After wringing out the water on your body, dry your face and ears immediately, and then wrap your whole body with a towel. The hair of long-haired dogs is easier to tangle, so don't rub it hard. Wrap it in a towel and rub it gently until there are no more drops of water. Flower Pet Aquarium Network reminds you: this step must be done quickly, the sooner the better.

After taking a bath, dry the dog’s body immediately. Use a towel to absorb the moisture and the hair will dry faster. And it also saves time on drying with a hair dryer.

After wringing out the water on your body, dry your face and ears immediately, and then wrap your whole body with a towel. The hair of long-haired dogs is easier to tangle, so don't rub it hard. Wrap it in a towel and rub it gently until there are no more drops of water. Flower Pet Aquarium Network reminds you: this step must be done quickly, the sooner the better.

Start from the face: If water gets into the eyes or ears, it will cause a lot of trouble, so it is best to wipe its face clean in the bathtub. First hold the dog's chin and fix the head before wiping.

Dry the back and abdomen: Wrap the dog with a towel, place it on a table or on your knees, let it lie with its face facing you, hold its front legs and wipe its abdomen first, and then turn around and wipe its head.