Preparation
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Giving your dog a bath is an important component of a beauty regimen and also helps keep them healthy and odor-free. The
ideal frequency for giving your dog a bath will depend on their breed and fur type. Breeds like the Basset Hound will require more frequent washings to keep their fur free of oily buildup. When giving your
pup a bath, make sure you have everything you need on hand, including a dog-safe shampoo, a towel, a cup, a brush, or scissors to remove mats.
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Bathing your puppy is an important component of keeping them clean, whether they're small enough to fit in a tank or big enough to fit in a bathtub. Not only does it remove any dirt you may see during your outdoor adventures, but it also helps keep their coat and skin healthy.
To prepare your pet for a bath, you'll need a towel, shampoo, conditioner, and some treats to give them during the experience. Gather all of these items in advance so that when the water starts running, everything is ready to go.
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When bathing your dog, use a gentle shampoo designed for dogs and cats. This will remove dirt, grease and oil from the skin and fur.
First and most importantly, human shampoos should be pH balanced for dog skin. Human shampoos are often too acidic and irritate dog skin.
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Giving your dog a bath and then washing it is important for a successful dog experience as it helps to remove all of the shampoo from your dog's fur and skin. This step also ensures that there is no soap residue, which can irritate your pet's skin.
Rinse your pet's fur with warm water first, being careful not to touch it to your face. This will help protect your pup's eyes and ears from the irritation of soap residue.
After rinsing your dog, thoroughly remove any shampoo residue from your dog's fur and skin with a shower spray or a cup. This may take more time than simply rubbing with water, but the effort is worth it!
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After bathing, dogs should be thoroughly dried to prevent skin problems and hot spots. Moisture trapped in the fur causes itchy, irritated and tangled skin. The
best way to dry your dog is with a super absorbent towel designed for this. These towels absorb five times more water than regular towels and are easy to use.
If your dog is sensitive to the sound of the dryer, try drying them in small sections with back and forth motions. Make sure that cool and hot air alternate to avoid overheating any one zone.
