Some people say that pugs are like their own babies, so you will take care of your pet dog pug like your own baby, right? Do you also bathe it? Speaking of which, I would also like to ask you, do you know which steps to bathe your Pug? Dang~~~ The freshly baked answer is here, feel free to take it.

Confirm water temperature

Before taking a bath, the owner should adjust the water temperature before putting the pug into the water. Otherwise, an inappropriate water temperature will scare the pug, thus creating a fear of bathing. For pugs, the temperature of the water should be a little higher than the temperature that humans can adapt to.

Take a full body bath

Wipe bathing products: the whole body of the Pug should be coated with bathing liquid, when washing the head to use the hands of its hair chin up, at the same time fixed the head, so as not to have water choking in the mouth and nose. (Remember to use dog-specific bathing products!)

Cleaning Dust: Rub your dog’s fur while pushing the skin during the bath to bring dust to the surface and also to make the bath more enjoyable for the pug.

Cleansing the eyes: Rub gently around the eyes with your fingertips to avoid getting the shower gel into the eyes.

Cleaning the muzzle: Dogs can easily get stained around the mouth, so just use two hands to clamp down on his muzzle and rub the dirt out.

Wash the body: use the belly of the finger to press the skin and gently scrub, because the hair on the stomach is easy to stain the urine, the owner should not forget to wash oh.

Cleaning the feet: when cleaning the toes of the pug, the owner should firmly hold the ankles down and all parts of the pug should be meticulously cleaned.

rinse thoroughly

If the body wash remains on the dog after the bath and is not rinsed off, it can cause inflammation of the dog’s skin. So the whole body should be rinsed thoroughly and quickly after the bath, which is the most important step in the bathing process.

Start rinsing with the face: Before rinsing the face, test the water temperature with your hand to make sure it is the right temperature. For pugs with collapsed noses, to avoid water getting inside the nostrils, place an absorbent gauze on the face and rinse by squeezing the water out of the gauze.

Rinsing the Body and Chest: Hair on the chest and abdomen should also be carefully rinsed from root to tip. Especially the underarms and tail where the hair is very dense should be handled more carefully.

Rinse thoroughly again

Conditioner makes the coat softer and less prone to tangles, and using the same brand of conditioner as the body wash will be more effective.

When applying the conditioner to the hair on the face and head take care to hold its head in place by holding the chin so that it does not flow into the eyes or nostrils, rubbing as you push and rubbing, and applying the conditioner all over the body in the direction of the hair’s growth. Before rinsing, you also need to make sure that the water temperature is appropriate, and then start rinsing from the face until only a little conditioner remains on the hair, but be careful not to leave any conditioner on the skin.

Dry as soon as possible.

After bathing, you should dry your dog’s body immediately to avoid catching a cold. The coat will dry faster when the water is well absorbed with a towel.

Well, these are the complete steps to take a shower, is it much easier to follow the above?