Generally, pet dogs are very naughty. They roll around and play, and get very dirty on their bodies. They should be bathed after a period of time, otherwise they cannot be touched.

Some friends take the dog to the pet store to bathe the dog, and some friends bathe the dog at home. The following will introduce the correct steps to use the pet bathing pool to bathe the dog.

Clean up your dog's body debris. Before bathing, brush all over your body to avoid more entangled hairs. Stubborn hair knots can be cut off with scissors. Clean up leaves, debris, etc.

Be prepared. Put a collar on your dog before bathing it so you can keep it under control during the bath. Use a cotton swab or cotton sliver for the dog's ear (do not use a cotton ball, otherwise half of the wash. The cotton ball will fall off as soon as the dog shakes his head) vertically plug the T-shaped ear canal, and use chlortetracycline and dilinomycin. Or KY ointment on both eyes to prevent shampoo and dirty water from entering.

Let the dog get used to the bath first. Let the dog stand firm in the special bathtub, first dip it in the appropriate water temperature to wet the whole body, and gently comb the dog's hair to make the dog feel comfortable and quiet and ready for a bath.

Drop shampoo. First apply shampoo on the back, rub from the back to the buttocks, rub the whole body to make a foam, and finally wash the dog's head, the ears, the soles of the feet, the chin, and all around the buttocks. It is important to avoid getting the foam into your dog's eyes. While scrubbing lightly, hold the dog's collar with one hand so that the dog does not jump out or get water all over the place.

Start flushing. The direction of flushing is to wash the dog's head first, and then the dog's body, starting from the head and gradually flushing back, without scratching. After washing, be sure to rinse the shampoo thoroughly. Make sure that you have completely washed the residual lotion on the dog. It is recommended that you use conditioner every time. The acid-base balance is conducive to thoroughly washing the residual lotion on the dog. These things remain on the dog, it will cause itchy skin, and the dog can easily cause inflammation and infection in the process of scratching.

Dry the dog with a special absorbent towel for dog bathing. Absorbent towels are generally sold in pet stores. Remove the cotton balls from the dog's ears and wipe them clean. Wipe with a towel first, and then dry it with a hair dryer. Be sure to dry it, because damp skin can easily cause skin diseases in dogs.

After blow-drying, comb the dog's hair and pay attention to whether there is any skin disease on the dog. Finally, use toilet paper to clean the dog's eye mucus and ear parts.