How to bathe the Husky? Before bathing the Husky, put a collar on him for easy control; plug the Husky's ears with cotton swabs or tampons to prevent water from entering; then wet the Husky with water, and then scrub it clean with special bath liquid. Rinse with clean water, dry with a towel and blow dry with a hair dryer.

Bathing steps

1. Before bathing the Husky, put a collar on him so that it is easier to control when bathing. This does not seem to be applicable to many well-behaved dogs who have been "bathing" for a long time, but you can try it for Huskies who are taking a bath for the first time.

2. Use cotton swabs or cotton strips (do not use cotton balls, if the Husky shakes his head during the bath, the cotton balls will automatically fall off) to plug the Husky's T-shaped ear canal vertically. Use chlortetracycline ointment on the eyes to prevent bath fluid and dirty water from entering.

3. If you put your Husky in a tub or bathtub to take a bath, the water volume should be 5-10 cm deep, and a non-slip mat can be placed in the bathtub to allow the Husky to stand firm in the bathtub.

4. Soak the Husky’s body with appropriate warm water, and gently comb the fur on the Husky’s body to make the Husky feel comfortable and quiet, and get ready for a bath.

5. First apply bath liquid on the Husky’s back, rub it from the back to the buttocks, and rub the whole body to create foam. Finally, wash the Husky’s head, ears, chin, around the anus, limbs, soles and other parts. It must be thoroughly washed, and attention should be paid to avoiding washing the foam into the eyes of the husky. Although the outer packaging of bath liquids sold in pet stores all indicate "no eye irritation", so far, there is still no bath liquid that is 100% liked by huskies and 100% safe. So the only way is if you be careful. If your Husky is taking a bath for the first time, or is very uncooperative when taking a bath, you can try using a collar to make it easier for you to control your Husky. In this case, while gently scrubbing, hold the husky's collar with one hand to prevent the husky from jumping out or getting water everywhere.

6. Start flushing. The direction of flushing is to clean the Husky’s head first, then the body. Start flushing from the head and gradually move backwards. Don't grab it all over the head and face, just go wherever you go.

7. Be sure to thoroughly rinse the bath solution remaining on the Husky’s fur. After confirming that the bath solution remaining on the Husky’s body is completely washed away, it is recommended to use conditioner every time. The acid-base balance is conducive to thorough washing. The remaining bath fluid on the husky.

8. Dry the Husky with a large towel that can completely wrap the Husky, remove the tampons from the Husky’s ears, and wipe the ears clean. Wipe first with a towel, then blow dry with a hair dryer. If your husky is suffering from a skin disease, let the husky air dry naturally without catching a cold, because the heat from a hair dryer willThe gas can further irritate the itching of the affected area of ​​the skin.

9. After drying, please remember to comb the Husky’s coat.

10. Finally, use toilet paper to clean the husky’s eyes and ears.

Precautions for bathing:

1. Be sure to tangle the coat before taking a bath, so that the tangled hair can be combed out to prevent the coat from getting more tangled. Especially the parts of the Husky that are least willing to be combed must be combed clean. When combing, in order to reduce and avoid the pain of your Husky, you can hold the root of the fur with one hand and comb it with the other hand.

2. The temperature of the bathing water should not be too high or too low. Generally, the temperature is 36 degrees in spring and summer, and around 37 degrees in autumn and winter.

3. When taking a bath, be sure to prevent the bath liquid from flowing into the Husky’s eyes and ears.

4. Flush thoroughly and do not let the foam of the bath solution stay on the Husky's body to prevent irritation of the skin and causing dermatitis.

5. Bathing should be best done in the morning or noon. Do not bathe your Husky in weather with high air humidity or rainy days.

6. After taking a bath, you should immediately dry the water drops on the Husky with a towel, and then dry it with a hair dryer. Do not put the Husky directly in the sun to dry after taking a bath. Since bathing can remove a lot of grease from the coat, this reduces the Husky's ability to withstand the cold and the skin's resistance to a certain extent. One cold and one hot can easily cause the Husky to catch a cold, and in severe cases, it can lead to pneumonia.

7. Try to use pet-specific bath liquid, because the PH value of Husky skin is different from that of human skin. Common human washing liquids or bath liquids are not suitable for Husky skin.

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4. In addition to eating food that is good for Teddy's hair, combing Teddy's hair every day, bathing Teddy regularly, and shaving Teddy's hair in the appropriate season are all good for Teddy's hair. Also, regular exercise and exposure to the sun can promote blood circulation and enhance hair quality and volume.