In the hot summer, the thick fur on dogs not only makes people feel hot when they look at it, but may also cause heatstroke in dogs. Therefore, we should also cut the hair of our dogs in summer to keep them cooler. It’s also beautiful, but how to cut it well? You still need to understand what you should pay attention to when cutting it. Although your own dog can cut it by yourself, parents should still pay attention to the things that should be paid attention to. I will teach you the complete below How to cut your dog's hair.

In fact, you can cut your dog's coat into a beautiful shape at home with a comb and scissors.

[Utensils] Wooden comb, small scissors and paring shears. Small scissors are used to trim the hair neatly, and shears are used to cut the hair into a natural and beautiful shape.

[Preparation] Give your dog a bath before trimming, and then use a wooden comb to trim along the edges. The scissors should be used lengthwise and not directed at the dog's body to avoid scratching it.

Make your face cuter

Curiosity drives the nose to sniff around, ears prick up due to nervousness and sensitivity, and faces that vividly express inner feelings are the most attractive and cute features of a pet dog. But the hair on the face has grown, and food residue will hang on when eating or drinking, making the little face dirty, and even more disgusting after doing it. So trimming your dog’s face is a must.

Trimming the entire face is not an easy task. You can try to start with the beard, ears and other places that are easy to trim. These places can become tidy with a little modification. Be careful not to cut your beard blindly, it is an important detector for dogs!

When trimming around the face, be sure to avoid injuring the dog with the scissors. Even a normally docile dog doesn't like having its face touched, so it's a good idea to soothe it and keep it calm by talking to it while you're trimming. The longer this goes, the more focused the dog's attention will be.

Choose scissors that are easy to use and trim carefully, and you will be able to trim it beautifully in no time.

1. Mandible. Long hair on the chin is not only useless, but also affects the appearance of the face, so the excess should be trimmed.

2. Eyebrows. When trimming eyebrows, do not point the scissors at the eyes to avoid hurting the eyes when the dog moves around.

3. Edge of lips. The hair growing under the lips should also be cut off. When pruning, hold down its lips first to avoid injury if it suddenly moves.