How to bathe the Greyhound? Before taking a bath, the Greyhound should take a walk, let it defecate cleanly, and then put it in warm water of 36-38 degrees; after soaking the Greyhound's whole body, soak the sponge in diluted water with a few tens of times of washing water, and then scrub the Greyhound's whole body; be careful not to let the water flow into the Greyhound's eyes and ears.

When the puppy is 2 months old and 2 weeks after being vaccinated, you can give it a bath. Before taking a bath, you should let it take a walk, defecate and defecate, and then take a bath in sequence. Put the little Greyhound in warm water at 36-38 degrees Celsius, first wipe off the secretions near the anus, then soak the sponge in the hair washing water diluted dozens of times, then wash it from the head to the back, and finally Wash with clean water.

In order to prevent shaving water from flowing into your eyes, you can comb all the hair on your head back and gently scrub it with a towel soaked in shaving water. Wearing earplugs on purebred greyhounds can prevent water from flowing into the ears. Be careful not to have any residual water in the ears. Male Geli dogs are easier to get dirty and turn black and yellow, so they should be carefully scrubbed with hair washing water, and the dirty areas should be scrubbed particularly hard. The hair on the tail and buttocks of the Lion Greyhound is long and beautiful, so you need to pay special attention when washing it. Finally, pour an appropriate amount of moisturizing essence into warm water, so that the Greyhound's body is completely immersed in the liquid, and then rinse with warm water.

After taking a bath, first let it shake off the moisture on its body, then use a towel to dry the water stains, take it out, wrap it in a bath towel, and absorb as much moisture as possible from its body. After wiping away the moisture on the long-haired Greyhound's body surface, the hair must be dried and tidied with a hair dryer and a comb.