Japanese Chin (detailed introduction)

Grooming dogs in daily life can be said to be a very enjoyable task. When seeing the refreshed appearance of a well-groomed beloved dog, both the owner’s and the dog’s mood become very good. Especially for long-haired dogs like the Japanese Chin, the change before and after coat trimming is very significant. We can send them to a grooming salon for professional trimming, but daily care can be done by ourselves.

The tools needed first for grooming the coat include a pin brush, metal comb, scissors, and clippers. First, comb the coat neatly in the order of chest, back, sides, abdomen, tail, and limbs. Comb the hair against the grain first, then with the grain, which can effectively remove dust, gravel, and loose hair from the coat. Grooming the coat not only serves a cleaning purpose, but also promotes the pet’s blood circulation. Likewise, nutrition supplements like hair beauty powder can be added to the diet to help nourish the hair, making it look more radiant.

During daily exercise, also pay attention to preventing it from wandering into bushes and piles of grass to avoid parasite infestations. After all, for this type of long-haired dog, it is very difficult to detect if fleas and similar parasites climb onto their body.