Puppies can only be bathed after they have been vaccinated. Dogs usually receive the first dose of vaccine when they are 45 days old, and all vaccinations take about 3 months. After receiving all the vaccines, you should wait about seven days before taking a shower to avoid pinhole infection with bacteria. When the dog is not vaccinated, try not to bathe the dog. Once it catches a cold, the immune system will decrease and it is easy to contract infectious diseases.

The correct way to bathe a puppy:

1. Groom the hair. Before taking a bath, you need to comb the puppy's hair smoothly, and during the combing process, you can observe whether there are any abnormalities in the dog's skin, and you can also remove fallen dead hair.

2. Prepare water with appropriate temperature. The temperature cannot be too high or too low. Usually, the temperature of the dog’s bath water will be higher than that of humans. If the water temperature is too low, the dog will catch a cold.

3. Choose the appropriate bath solution. Use a pet-specific bath liquid for your dog, rather than a human bath liquid. Using human bath soap to bathe your dog for a long time will cause the dog's skin resistance to decrease.

4. Wipe and blow dry. Finally, rinse all the foam on the dog's body, then wrap the dog's body with a dry towel, wipe it back and forth with the towel, and then blow dry with a hair dryer when it no longer drips. When blowing, pay attention to drying along the direction of the hair. .