Border Collie (detailed introduction)

　　Apart from excessive shedding which can be very troublesome, the occasional dandruff in Border Collies also causes headaches for owners. So, what are the reasons for increased dandruff in Border Collies?
　1. Using the Wrong Shampoo
　　One possible cause of dandruff in Border Collies is the use of human body wash during bathing. Human body washes are more alkaline and can easily damage the skin of Border Collies. When bathing dogs, it is correct to use a shampoo specifically made for Border Collies.
　2. Skin Diseases Occurred
　　Factors causing dandruff in Border Collies include skin diseases such as mites, fungal infections, etc., which may cause dandruff. If it is seborrheic dermatitis, the Border Collie will not only have dandruff but also oily skin.
　3. Nutritional Deficiency in Diet
　　If the dandruff is not caused externally, another possibility is an internal cause, often related to an unbalanced diet for the pet Border Collie, such as a lack of fats in the diet. The dog's skin will become itchy. This itchiness can lead to rough flaky and dry fur with dandruff, and may cause ear infections.
　4. Dry Climate Leading to It
　　Dandruff problems caused by dry climate usually occur in the autumn and winter seasons. Such dandruff issues are relatively easy to solve, usually by applying something moisturizing.