Poodle (Detailed Introduction)

       Many people think dogs that shed less, like Teddy dogs (Detailed Introduction), don’t need grooming, but this idea is problematic. Even though Teddy dogs don’t shed easily, if you never groom them, they will develop various problems, such as hair matting and deterioration of hair quality. So from the dog's perspective, owners should regularly groom their Teddy dogs.

       There are many benefits to grooming a Teddy dog, such as timely detection of injuries or parasites on the dog’s body, improving the quality of the coat, promoting the dog’s blood circulation, and enhancing the bond between owner and dog. Combined with a scientific and reasonable diet and proper exercise, the dog's mental state will also show noticeable improvement.

       When grooming the dog, owners must pay attention to grooming techniques. Don’t rush to finish grooming by ignoring the dog's feelings. If you hurt the dog, it may immediately hide whenever it sees you pick up the brush. In fact, you can softly talk to the dog while grooming to help it relax, so the dog will get used to grooming and enjoy spending time with you.

       If the owner finds any abnormal situation during grooming (such as wounds, parasites, or hair matting), it should be dealt with promptly to avoid more unexpected issues. It should be noted that many mats are very difficult to remove, so owners need plenty of patience. If the mat can’t be untangled, you can only cut off the tangled hair.