Bathing and Shampooing

Now that we have talked about the aspect of exercising your dog. Let us talk about bathing your dog
1. Try and make your dogs bath time a pleasant experience
2. Here is some things to remember before you start grooming.
Brush, comb, detangler, shampoo, cotton balls, towel.
Bathing and Shampooing Your Dog
3. Do not bathe your dog too often because that will dry out the skin, deplete healthy oils from the coat and skin, and lead to scratching and irritation. Frequency is largely dependent on the breed and activities of the dog. Dogs who spend a lot of time outside or engage in outdoor activities that expose them to dirt, bugs and/or debris typically require more bathing, perhaps every 6 weeks or more frequently.
4. Remember that after being indoors during the colder months, a dog's fur and skin can become dry. And if your dog grows an undercoat, you need to comb it out in warmer weather This will now be the last tip Iwill give you
Always prepare your dog for his first bath.