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So, I've been blessed with two amazing poodles, Bella and Millie. Over the years, I have learnt some cool grooming tips. Here's my take on Dog Grooming 101:
Brushing: Depending on your pooch's hair, regular brushing can be weekly or daily. It helps get rid of dirt, dead hair and prevent matting. Always use a brush suitable for your dog's hair.
Bathing: Less is more when it comes to baths. Frequent bathing can dry out dogs' skin. Every 4-6 weeks should be good and always use dog-friendly products.
Nail Trimming: Ouch! Trimming your doggo's nails can be scary, for both. Make sure you're confident and calm. Also, have a styptic powder on hand in case of accidental cuts.
Teeth Cleaning: Bad breath is a sign of dental problems. Regular at-home cleaning and annual vet cleaning can ensure your pup's pearly whites are actually white.
Ear Cleaning: Regular ear cleaning prevents infections. Be gentle and use cotton balls or gauze, not cotton swabs.
Remember, be patient and treat him/her after every step. Turn grooming into a rewarding experience for your pooch!
Any more tips that worked for your pooch? Let's hear them all!
Submitted 1 year, 1 month ago by PoodlePrincessXD
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Patience is key. Can’t emphasize that enough! When we first started grooming our husky, Charley, he was none too happy about it. But we kept at it - calm, patient and lotsa treats. Now he just looooves getting his spa days. Just remember, it's all a process. 😊
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Some solid advice here. Just throwin in my 2 cents as a pro groomer, I'd recommend investing in a high velocity dryer if your pooch has a thick coat. It's great for after bath times - removes excess water, reduces matting, and it's a game changer for shedding dogs. Just remember to introduce it slowly and use ear protection for your furry friend 🐶