Little VIP grooming screams for fear of pain, does the poodle need to be groomed every day?

Once or twice, but after three times, it is psychologically sensitive and fearful.

At this time, don't comb it with a comb, you can use your hands to help it stroke. Wait until it gets used to your hands, and then when it grows up, give it a comb.

Let it dispel fear.

If you continue like this, the puppy's personality will change, and it may be fierce and disobedient.

It should be psychological fear.

If the hair doesn't knot, you don't need to comb it if it's so small......）

If you must comb it, give it what it usually likes when combing to distract it.

Gently comb while stroking.

Otherwise, take it to the pet store, watch how others comb, and learn to learn.

Eh: When you comb it, comb it clockwise! You're going to have to stroke it! Comb gently!

I guess your baby is because of the hair rolling! So it hurts to comb it! You comb it gently!

Gently comb the knotted area with your hand! You can buy it the kind of toiletries you give it that prevents knots! It would be better.

I'm raising red VIPs right now. VIPs must be combed. You have to see if he has a knot, and then comb his hair after tying the knot. When you comb, you should be gentle, what brush you are combing. Long hairs are best brushed with a wire brush.

You can't not comb your hair, if you don't comb it, it will be knotted, it's best to go to the beauty salon, I used to raise red expensive.

If you comb it yourself, you have to distract it while combing, you have to comfort it, and when it bites you, you have to gently hit it in the mouth, tell it no, if it screams, it seems to me that you have pampered it, and it will hurt a little bit, so sometimes you have to be very careful, otherwise the VIP is curly, and if you don't comb it, it will be troublesome.

It's the same in my family, combing his hair like it's going to kill him... So often knotted ... I can only go to the hospital and cut it off...

VIPs are born with curly hair, you think like Satsuma. Of course it hurts to comb the hair straight...Don't abuse it anymore.

It may be because of the relationship between the hair and the combing, it will hurt when combing. It's best to comb while washing, it may be better.

Dogs can bite when they groom, you can try the following:

Place the dog in a smaller, taller area. Because dogs are afraid of heights, this will make them unable to care about biting.

Do it in the order from tail to head and bottom to top. The back of the ears and the head should be combed last, and the hair growth should be put forward and combed, and the movements should be as gentle as possible. Heavily knotted areas can be trimmed appropriately.

Choose the right grooming tool for your dog. For example, if you have a long-haired dog, you should prepare a comb with a comb handle and serrated teeth, and give encouragement and appropriate rewards after combing.

Try feeding him while grooming, or play with him what he likes. Distract your dog. Or the comb is too hard, change it to a wide tooth.

It's not time for a tooth change.

It's possible, it's also fresh, it's best to go to the pet hospital to see, don't miss the ** time.

Combing at 1 year old? What about before? If you haven't combed your hair for a year, it's not all dead knots.

The white dots are dandruff, right? Do you see it **red? If it's not red, it's not itchy, it's not a ** disease.

Wash it with a different bath.

It is not normal to have no hair on the comb after combing, people still lose their hair, and dogs also have a normal metabolism.

It's best to comb every day, or every other day, comb frequently, otherwise the hair will be knotted, and the final shaved end will be hehe.

If you don't comb it for a long time, it will be easy to form small bumps, and it will be very painful to comb it again

Puppy teeth will itch because of teething, and it needs to bite to stop itching, so it is normal to bite things often, but don't let it get used to it, you can only let it bite the teething stick, bite something that shouldn't be bitten must be stopped in time, but don't hit him, just scold it with a stern voice, it can feel your tone.

The two-month-old dog's teeth are itching, so they will bite things. Just give a teether every day.