It is recommended that pet owners pay attention to the temperature of the water when bathing their pooch, not too hot or too cold, generally around 25 – 35 degrees in summer, and a little higher in winter, i.e. around 35 – 38 degrees would be appropriate. In addition, pet owners should pay attention to the following matters when bathing their pets.

First, do not frequently give the dog a bath

First of all, you should not bathe your pooch too often, otherwise the protective layer on its skin will be washed to the point of fragility. Under normal circumstances, it is recommended that pet owners bathe their pooch once every 7-15 days. Of course, if a pet owner finds that the body of a pooch is dirty, then it is possible to give it a bath in time. However, it should be noted that young pugs are susceptible to colds due to their weak resistance, so it is not advisable for puppies under half a year old to take a water bath.

Second, the use of the correct bath products

When bathing your pooch, pet owners should be aware that the skin pH of a pooch is the opposite of that of a human, so make sure not to use human body wash, soap, shampoo, etc. All human bathing agents should not be used for pooch bathing, otherwise skin problems will easily arise. It is recommended that pet owners use a special shampoo for the health of their pooch when bathing him.

Three, timely blow dry the hair

It is also important for pet owners to use a hair dryer to dry the coat of their Fighting Dogs after bathing, as they are a short-haired breed and do not seem to have a lot of hair, but some Fighting Dogs with poor health may catch a cold after bathing. Especially in cold weather, pet owners should pay attention to this aspect, and dry and blow dry the coat in time to avoid a cold and flu situation.