Hair knots are an embarrassing topic. Let's say your dog develops a hair knot, it just means you're not taking enough care of it. It needs to be dealt with as soon as possible. At the same time, you need to reflect. For dogs with severe tangles, use a comb or wire brush in the direction of hair growth, starting at the top and working your way to the roots.

1. Don’t get it wet: If the dog’s hair gets wet and then dries again, it will shrink, and it will be impossible to comb it out at this time, so dogs with tangled hair are absolutely unsafe. Can't get wet.

2. Two combs: First use a row comb to loosen all the knots in the hair, and then slowly move towards the root of the hair. When you feel that the hair has been combed out, use a bristle comb to comb the hair smoothly.

3. Smoothing spray: Smoothing spray rich in lanolin can make combing easier.

4. Don’t take too long: If the dog is knotted in more than one place, or the knotting is too serious, the cleaning time should not be too long. Grooming should take no more than 10 minutes at a time. Moderate rest and encouragement will help dispel the dog's motivation to resist struggling. Doberman and other short-haired dogs should be wiped with a bath towel immediately after bathing to make the coat look brighter. After bathing long-haired dogs such as Pekingese, Maltese, Pomeranian and Afghan, put distilled water in a sprayer and lightly spray on the dog's hair. After drying, it will look fluffy and shiny.

5. Knot cutter: Using a special knot cutter can help you deal with knots more easily. Wild boar bristles are recognized as the thinnest and stiffest natural products in the world. They do not irritate the skin and can easily comb out two or three knots of hair, as well as the fine hairs at the ends of the hairs. However, they are more expensive, so you can consider using other multi-tooth combs. replace.