Poodle (detailed introduction)

　　Although dyeing dogs has now become a practice that many people reject, there are still many owners who find it novel and want to try it. So let me tell you the correct ways to dye your dog's hair.
　　Key Point 1 Which dogs are suitable for dyeing
　　Generally, dogs with long and light-colored hair are more suitable for dyeing. The original lighter hair color makes the dyeing more noticeable and effective. Dogs with short hair are not very suitable for dyeing. Firstly, their hair is closer to the skin, so the dye tends to stick more to the skin, which can harm the dog's skin. Moreover, the effect of dyeing short-haired dogs is not particularly good-looking.
　　Key Point 2 Drawbacks of dyeing and correct practices
　　Drawback 1 After a Pomeranian is dyed, its close friends may not recognize it anymore, causing it to lose its original social circle. The Pomeranian may experience strangeness and loneliness.
　　Correct practice 1: On one hand, you need to praise and compliment it to make it feel that although it looks different, it is even more beautiful, boosting its confidence and happiness. On the other hand, observe its appetite, check its temperature, and see if it might be feeling unwell due to the bathing or grooming process.
　　Drawback 2 The dyeing agents can cause varying degrees of damage to the Pomeranian’s fur. Meanwhile, the dog needs some time to adapt to its new dyed appearance.
　　Correct practice 2: Take your dog for more walks to help it forget the new hairstyle. Since dogs are colorblind, they may lick their fur after dyeing because the scent of the dye fades over time and they become less concerned about their new look. Also, dyes specially made for pets are non-toxic, so licking will not harm their health.
　　Drawback 3 Pomeranians have a habit of licking their fur. After dyeing, this habit can pose health risks. However, if unscrupulous sellers use chemical agents to dye the Pomeranian’s fur, it will be a fatal threat to the dog’s health.
　　Correct practice 3: It is recommended that if you want to dye a Pomeranian, you should choose a reputable pet salon. Also, dyeing should not be too frequent. Generally, after a grooming session, at least 2-3 months are needed before re-dyeing. Such a major change requires time for the Pomeranian to adapt, and too frequent dyeing will cause it to
　　Key Point 3 Where is the best place to dye
　　It is recommended to find professional groomers to dye your dog's hair. They have more professional tools and skilled techniques to make the dyeing process easier. Moreover, reputable pet salons use dyes specially made for dogs that do not fade easily and do not harm the dog’s health.
　　These professional pet dyes have low irritability for dogs, so as pet parents, we can use them with confidence.
　　Key Point 4 Must you keep dyeing once the dog is dyed
　　Some people worry that dyeing a dog is like dyeing human hair. When the hair grows out, there will be a visible dividing line that looks ugly, so they think they have to dye it again. This is not true. The dyed hair continues to grow without forming a noticeable dividing line, so if you do not want to dye it again, that is completely fine.
　　You can trim the dyed hair to match the color and length of the new hair growth, keeping a beautiful appearance until all the dyed hair is cut off.