Dogs should not be bathed in cold water, even in summer. Bathing your dog with cold water will make your dog catch a cold, which can lead to a cold. After your dog catches a cold, your dog’s immunity and resistance will be reduced. It will be more likely to be infected with other germs, causing other diseases, which may seriously endanger the dog's life.

How to bathe a dog

1. Before bathing the dog, the breeder needs to comb the dog’s hair all over the body to prevent the hair from being damaged by the bath. entangled together. During the grooming process, foreign objects on the dog’s body need to be removed, such as mud, hair knots, etc.

2. Place the dog in the bathtub. The water temperature in the bathtub should be between 36-40 degrees Celsius. Too cold will cause the dog to catch a cold, and overheating will cause burns.

3. Wet the dog bit by bit, and then apply the dog-specific bath liquid all over the dog's body. You can start from the back and gradually apply it all over the body, but be careful not to smear it into the dog's body. In the nose, mouth and eyes.

3. After applying the bath liquid, rub it for a while and then start flushing, starting from the beginning until the whole body is rinsed clean. Be sure to rinse the residue thoroughly to prevent the dog from getting sick later due to residue problems.

4. Dry the dog with a towel and check whether there is water in the ears. If there is water, it needs to be removed as soon as possible. Blow dry with a hair dryer and comb the dog's hair while blowing until the whole body is dry.