How to care for puppy love

Use some of the "great moves" below to tighten the affection between you and your dog.

1
Haircut

This is a very important job in creating a puppy look. So when manipulating, you have to be careful. In short-haired dogs, it is easier and less dangerous to use scissors than professional shears. However, with hairy dogs, the trimmer will be more suitable.

There are many types of blades for a variety of trimmers, so choose the one that works best for your dog. Make sure the blade is sharp enough so that it does not stretch the hairs and hurt the dog. In addition, you can use a cooling solution to keep the blade from becoming too hot, causing burns to the dog.

Before cutting, you should use a dog comb. During the cut, you should stroke the dog. If the dog is offended, you should stop immediately. Each cut, you should not cut too much but cut a little bit to get used to the dog gradually.

2
Shower

Density depends on species and activity of each child. With doggy and running dogs, you should bathe them at least once a week. You can rely on odor to check when the dog needs to be bathed. Bath too often will lose the natural protective oil of the skin, leaving the skin dry, sensitive and easily scratched.

If you would like to take a bath more often, use a pet-friendly moisturizing soap.


In hot weather, you can take a shower in the yard. However, you should choose the clean place to avoid the dog mud, soil ... It is best to use pots when the dog. Large or small pots depending on the size of the dog. Water level in the pot just to the belly of the puppy love is moderate.

3
Cut nails

Cutting nails is not too difficult but if you do not notice, you can hurt or cause bleeding to the dog. If your dog is a small breed like Chihuahua, Pomeranian, you can use your fingernails to cut them.

If you own large dogs such as Pit Bull, Doberman, you should buy special click for them. These tools have a safety back cover, which helps you to cut the nails to a moderate level, not too short or bleeding.

To start, you put the dog in a quiet room, play, stroked for a while, then put him down, holding a foot up. Use your thumb and thumb to gently pull your toes up.

If the nails are dark, look at the bottom of the nail to determine the length of the nail. You cut each nail and pause when the dog looks uncomfortable.

If bleeding but no hemostatic agents, you can use ground pepper. Pepper does not hurt the dog nor does it affect the health of the pet.

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