Pug (detailed introduction)

       Regular bathing not only helps pugs keep their bodies clean but also keeps them away from some diseases. Therefore, owners should never neglect bathing their dogs. Many people may ask, how often should I bathe my dog? This actually depends on the actual situation. For example, in summer, owners may bathe their dogs every 7-10 days; while in winter, owners can bathe their dogs every three weeks; moreover, if the pug gets covered in mud or other dirt while playing outside, the owner should also bathe the dog... Note, owners should not bathe their dogs too frequently, as this may make them more prone to skin diseases.

       If conditions at home allow and the owner knows how to bathe the dog, they can bathe the dog at home. When bathing the dog at home, owners need to pay attention to many things, such as keeping the dog warm in colder seasons, not using your own shower gel but a pet-specific shampoo, using suitable water temperature, and drying the dog's fur promptly after bathing.

       When bathing a pug, owners can also check the dog’s body. You can see if there are parasites or wounds on them. If there are, be sure to deal with them appropriately in time. If you cannot handle it yourself, seek veterinary help immediately to prevent the dog from suffering greater harm.

       If conditions at home are not suitable or owners do not know how to bathe the dog, taking the dog to a pet store for a bath is a good choice!