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The benefits of regular brushing It is necessary to brush the dog's coat frequently. This will not only remove the shed dirt and dust, prevent the coat from tangling, but also promote blood circulation, enhance skin resistance, and relieve fatigue. How to brush the coat brushing the hair once in the morning and evening for 5 minutes a day. Order of brushing Starting from the neck, from front to back, from top to bottom, from the neck to the shoulders, then according to the back, chest, waist, abdomen, and hindquarters, then comb the head, and finally the limbs and tail, comb After finishing one side, comb the other side. brushing technique brushing hair should follow the direction of hair growth quickly. When grooming long-haired dogs, some people only brush the long hair on the surface and neglect the brushing of the undercoat (down). The undercoat of a dog is soft and dense. If it is not combed for a long time, it is easy to form tangles and can even cause eczema, tinea or other skin diseases. When grooming a long-haired dog, you should comb layer by layer, that is, turn up the long hair and then comb the undercoat. Different dog breeds have different grooming methods Grooming of short-haired dog breeds: First brush the hair in the opposite direction to loosen the dirt in it, and then brush it several times along the side of the hair to remove the dirt. Wipe off the dust with a hot towel after power-on, and wipe off the moisture with a dry towel. Grooming of long-haired dog breeds: The body hair of long-haired dogs is prone to dust, breakage or knots, especially the parts with more soft hair, such as the underside of the ears, the chin to around the neck, the inside of the identity and the underarms, the root of the tail, etc. ibestbuy self cleaning slicker brush just for your pets