Alaska’s yellow coat needs to be combed more

Alaska’s hair is relatively long. Usually when it goes out to play or roll on the ground, the hair on its body is easy to knot into strands. The owner usually takes out special hair for the dog when he is free. Use a comb to comb the hair in the direction of its hair growth. Comb it gently when you reach the knotted part. Combing the hair can make the Alaska's hair feel better, and can also make a lot of dead hair fall off, reducing the dog's shedding. During the combing process, the teeth of the comb will massage Alaska's skin, making its skin healthier. Only healthy skin can grow healthy hair.

Alaskan hair needs nutritional supplements

When a person eats poor food and the body receives unbalanced nutrition, the hair will be affected and turn yellow. In fact, it is the same in Alaska. The owner should Choose better dog food as its staple food, and usually feed it some food that is good for the hair as supplementary food, such as egg yolks, salmon, etc., and eat it together with the hair-related nutritional product Suli Pet Mao, and insist on nutritious feeding for a period of time. Don't give up halfway.

Alaska’s coat needs to be exposed to the sun

It is easy for fungi or insects to hide in Alaska’s hair. These dirty things will seriously affect the condition of its hair. The owner should regularly groom Alaska. Work on expelling insects inside and outside the body, or observe the sun more often and find that the sun is not very strong, then take Alaska outside to bask in the sun, so that the sun's ultraviolet rays can kill the dirt in the hair, and it will take about half an hour to bask in the sun. It doesn’t need to be in the sun for too long. Generally, if the owner does a good job of caring for Alaska’s hair, its hair will slowly return to normal.