The process of bathing a fawn dog

1. Adjust the water temperature before putting the fawn dog into the bathtub. The water temperature is generally kept at around 38 degrees, which is most suitable for dogs. Hold the dog's muzzle with one hand, and slowly wet the dog's back and sides with water with the other hand.
2. After the whole body is wet, squeeze some special dog shower gel into your hands to dilute it, then apply it evenly all over the dog's body, then scratch it lightly, rinse the whole body with water after washing, do not Let the shower gel remain on the dog, otherwise it will easily cause the dog to suffer from skin diseases.
3. After rinsing, immediately dry the dog with a towel, which can reduce the drying time, and then use a hair dryer to dry the hair. Many dogs are afraid of the sound of hair dryers, so owners can reward the dog with some delicious snacks to chew on to distract it. Just comb your hair after it's dry.

Precautions for bathing fawn dogs

1. Do not use human bath shampoo on dogs. The pH of dog and human skin is different. Using human bath shampoo will cause damage to dog skin. harm.
2. It is best to put cotton balls in the dog’s ears when taking a bath. Do not let water enter the dog’s ears, which may easily cause inflammation.
3. Don’t bathe your dog too frequently as it may easily cause skin diseases.

When can’t a fawn dog take a bath?

1. A fawn dog cannot take a bath within a week after being vaccinated. At this time, the dog’s resistance is very low and it is easy to get sick.
2. Do not take a bath during labor or lactation period.
3. Fawn dogs that have not been vaccinated have weak immunity and should not be bathed.
4. Dogs should not take a shower immediately after strenuous exercise.
5. Dogs that have just finished eating cannot take a bath. If you take a sudden bath, the blood vessels in the skin will expand, and less blood will flow to the stomach, causing indigestion, low blood sugar, and easy fainting.