How do you bathe a dog??????? Hurry 30

Put half a basin of hot water in the tub (not too hot) and prepare enough extra hot water for the dog to rinse. Use a milder detergent when bathing your dog--- such as baby shampoo, canine-specific shampoo, or other shampoo recommended by your veterinarian. Regardless of the type of cleaner used, be sure to read the instructions carefully before use.

Have a clean, old towel ready to dry your dog. For some breeds of dogs, you can also use a hair dryer to dry it.

First, hold the dog in warm water --- ask someone to help if the dog is too heavy. Use a clean bottle or jar to water down the dog's neck and finally, drench the head again. Apply the detergent all over the dog's body and legs, then gently lather.

Finally, apply detergent to the dog's head, taking care not to splash it in its eyes. After that, pour warm water on the dog's body to rinse off the detergent. This will require a lot of water.

After washing, your dog may shake itself vigorously, which will shake off most of the water off his body. Use a clean, old towel to wipe off the remaining water on it. You can also turn the hair dryer on low setting to dry him.

You can use a brush to brush the hair while blowing, which will make it dry faster.

When I bathe my dog, I wet my body, smear it with special shower gel, rub it left and right, and wash my hair - don't let the water pour into my ears, my dog has suffered, and finally, blow dry, must be all dry, do not let the easy ** disease or cold.

Hit the basin of water and press it into the water, simple and effective, economical in terms of hehe.

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To bathe your dog, comb your dog's hair, prepare bath supplies, and put them within reach. Wet the dog's whole body and rub it with body soap, preferably for a few minutes before rinsing. Rinse your dog thoroughly and dry your dog's coat at the end.

Bathing is best done in a room with the right temperature, first comb the dog's messy hair to make it smooth to prevent it from getting entangled after being soaked in water.

Keep bath amenities such as pet bath gel and towel dry within easy reach. Adjust the water temperature and spread a non-slip mat on the bottom of the tub to prevent the puppy from slipping or falling. To prevent water from flowing into your puppy's ear canal, you can stuff cotton balls in your dog's ears.

Moisten the dog's entire body hair with warm water. Move gently. Then apply the diluted body wash to the dog's neck and gently rub it all over the dog's body.

Clean your face with a sponge or towel and gently wipe with water. The dog's limbs are the most likely places to get dirty, and when washing, you can apply body soap and lift them up one by one to clean.

After applying the bath to the dog's body and rubbing it evenly, let the bath wash for a few minutes before rinsing it off. If you choose a medicated bath for flea control, it is best to store it for more than 5 minutes to achieve the effect of killing lice and insects. If your puppy's hair is long or difficult to clean, you can apply the bath twice.

Then, rinse the shampoo on its body repeatedly with warm water, which will make its fur shiny and not itchy.

When the rinse is complete, press your hand on the puppy's neck or back to prevent it from trying to shake its body to shake off the water, and wipe it all over with a bath towel. Then let go of your hand and let it shake freely, then blow it again with a hair dryer until the hair is completely dry.