Dogs will not get skin diseases from swimming. Most dogs that get skin diseases after swimming do not pay attention to hygiene and do not clean and care for them in time after swimming. As long as the owner chooses a clean swimming pool for the dog and washes and dries it promptly after swimming, there will be no problem. Swimming can exercise your dog's body, consume energy, and correct their gait. In summer, swimming can cool off and prevent dogs from heatstroke. It is a very suitable exercise for dogs.

Precautions for dog swimming:

1. Choose a swimming pool with frequent water changes or a high fluidity swimming pool. The dog should be cleaned in time after swimming ashore. Work to avoid contracting infectious diseases such as skin diseases or conjunctivitis.

2. Wash your dog’s body first after swimming. The hair detergent must be rinsed thoroughly to prevent residue from causing itchiness on the dog’s skin.

3. Wipe the dog’s body with an absorbent towel and then blow dry. If the dog’s body is moist, it is prone to eczema and mold.

4. Blow-dry your dog’s hair and comb it again to keep the hair dry and smooth.