What to pay attention to in the bath of Little Alaska

Precautions for bathing dogs: weather, water temperature, and the dog's physical condition. It is best to choose a sunny weather with a temperature not too low, so that it is easy for the dog's coat to dry and avoid suffering from ** diseases due to humidity or colds due to cold.

The water temperature should be appropriate, otherwise the water temperature is low, the dog will catch a cold, and the water temperature will be high, which will destroy the dog's coat and sebum secretion. Then pay attention to the choice of bath and hair care products. Bath and hair conditioner should be selected according to the dog's coat quality and age, which is conducive to the health of the dog's hair and hair.

Try not to get water in its eyes.

Before bathing Alaska, lay a non-slip mat on the bottom of the tub, then grab the dog's collar with one hand and slowly wet it with the other; After drenching Alaska, slowly apply the shampoo to Alaska's body, and then slowly rub it in the direction of hair growth; After washing Alaska's body, carefully wash Alaska's head with both hands. How do you bathe Alaska? Before bathing Alaska, lay a non-slip mat on the bottom of the tub, then grab the dog's collar with one hand and slowly wet it with the other; After drenching Alaska, slowly apply the shampoo to Alaska's body, and then slowly rub it in the direction of hair growth; After washing Alaska's body, carefully wash Alaska's head with both hands.

1. When taking a bath, first lay a layer on the bottom of the basin to prevent Alaska from slipping, then grab the Alaskan collar with one hand to prevent it from jumping out of the tub, and pour warm water on it with the other.

2. Keep grasping the collar with one hand and smear the shampoo on Alaska's body with the other, except for Alaska's head. Then work your hands to create a rich lather and gently massage Alaska's ** in the opposite direction of hair growth. Carefully and evenly rub the soap into the middle of the hair to wash away dust and dead skin.

3. Next, wash Alaska's head with both hands, lather and gently massage its hair. You don't have to hold your hand around its collar at this point. When washing its head, special care should be taken not to splash soapy water on its eyes and mouth.

4. Before rinsing the Alaskan body, rinse and dry its head, because when the Alaskan head hair gets wet, it will shake its head to shake the water dry. Doing so will prevent it from throwing the water off you for the rest of your life. Special care should be taken when rinsing it around the ears and eyes.

In the process of washing it should be praised and praised.

5. Next, rinse the Alaskan body with clean warm water, rinsing its fur clean. Then wring out the water from its fur. Once wrung out, wipe it dry with a towel and carefully dry the ears and the inner walls of the ears. Also remember to dry the area under the collar.

6. Dry the Alaskan fur thoroughly with a towel. If your Alaska** is healthy, you can blow it dry with a hair dryer. Turn the hair dryer to medium, and if Alaska doesn't feel comfortable, use words to calm it down.

Don't use a hair dryer if little Alaska's ** is itchy because of the hair dryer's high temperatures.

Generally, within a month of small lumps to scratch me, it is best not to bathe him first, because your operation may accidentally hurt him, if you really want to wash, you can get the mastery point to those professional people to see if they can write.

No, a one-month dog can not be bathed, because a one-month dog is relatively small, the vaccine has not been completed, if you take a bath at this time, the resistance will decrease, and it is easy to catch a cold or be infected with other diseases, so it is best to wait for the dog to be five months old, and wash it every other week after vaccination.

A one-month-old dog can not be bathed, the dog is relatively small, and the resistance is poor, and then wait a few months before washing.

When bathing Alaskan dogs, you can use special shampoo for dogs, and generally do not use human shower gel, which is acidic, which will destroy the dog's ** barrier, and then lead to Alaska infection** disease. When bathing an Alaskan dog, use a canine-specific shampoo. The pet shampoo is alkaline and meets the pH value of Alaska**.

Generally, you can't use human shower gel, which is acidic, which will destroy the dog's ** barrier, and then lead to Alaska infection. Usually, in the process of breeding, the owner needs to bathe Alaska regularly, mainly because Alaska is a large dog, and irregular bathing will lead to hair knots, bacteria and parasites.

Before taking a bath, you can play some small games with Alaska to make it relax, don't feel nervous and repulsive, and then parents can prepare the necessary tools for bathing, such as combs, towels, shower gel, brushes, hair dryers, bath tubs, etc.

Before bathing Xiaola, you should comb her hair first, so that you can remove some dirt from the hair, and then straighten the hair, so that it is more convenient and advantageous to take a bath.