Why is there less and less hair on the Gree dog s body?

1: Dog hair is not nutritious.

Dog hair is required to have a certain amount of nutrients, if the pet owner usually does not give the dog the nutrition of the hair, then the dog is prone to insufficient hair nutrition, and the dog's hair grows very slowly. Pet owners can supplement their dog's coat with nutrients first. Usually, you can give the dog some egg yolk, salmon, fish, broccoli, carrots and the like.

Pet owners can then mix some quick pet coats into their dog's food and feed them.

2: There are parasites on the dog's skin.

If the pet owner usually does not pay attention to the hygiene of the dog's living environment, and then deworms the dog from time to time, there may be some parasites outside the dog to destroy the dog's skin health, and the dog will lose its hair. Pet owners can first see if there are small red spots or dander on the surface of the dog's skin, if so, the owner can give the dog a medicated bath, and after taking the dog out for a walk in the future, it is necessary to deworm the dog in vitro.

3: Bathing the dog in the wrong way.

The owner of the dog bathing the wrong way will also lead to the dog hair loss, now the weather is hot, many dogs smell is heavier, so some pet owners will frequently bathe the dog, if the owner bathes the dog too often, or take people's toiletries to bathe the dog, it will wash off the oil on the surface of the dog's skin, and the dog will lose hair. The owner should pay attention to the interval of time when bathing the dog, generally more than two weeks apart, and use the pet shampoo correctly to wash the dog when bathing the dog.

Whether the dog sheds hair is full or partial shedding, normal shedding, usually the whole body shedding, not just a certain part of the body shedding. Generally, dogs will have a moulting period, that is, from changing puppy hair to dog hair. Or seasonal moulting, twice a year, once in spring and autumn.

For normal hair loss, you can find lecithin in your e-pet, which has a certain effect.

The hair loss caused by the disease will appear on the **. For example, fungi will have obvious plaque-like hair loss, and mites will have small red spots (mites) or red flakes (Demodex mites).

I'm sorry, I've never seen or heard of a long-haired Gree dog, I guess it's a fake.

It could be that the dog dealer was impersonating another dog:

Shaanxi fine dog. Afghan Hound.

Russian wolfhound.