How to groom a Chow Chow

It is very important to take care of dry hair of Chow Chow dogs.

Since Chows generally shed their hair twice a year, taking good care of their hair will not only make the dogs more beautiful, but also make the owners’ homes cleaner.

The following will introduce you how to groom your Chow Chow.

1. Characteristics of the Chow Chow’s hair Before grooming the Chow Chow, we must first understand some of the characteristics of the Chow Chow’s hair:

The same goes for the Chow Chow Dog breeds with double-layered body hair are divided into rough-haired Chows and short-haired Chows.

At the same time, the hair quality and quantity of Chow Chow are generally determined by nature, and the factors that may change day after tomorrow are very small.

Rough-coated Chow Chow: If it is a rough-coated Chow Chow, the dog’s hair will be darker, with the fur layer close to the body, straight but not overhanging; at the same time, there is a very beautiful layer between the neck and head. The mane looks like a little lion. And generally, the coat of male Chow Chows is longer than that of female dogs.

Short-haired Chow: As the name suggests, the short-haired Chow has shorter hair. Generally, the outer coat of short-haired Chow Chows is relatively hard, deep and smooth. With the exception of the number and sparseness of the outer coat, the judging criteria for the Short-haired Chow are the same as for the rough-coated Chow.

2. How to comb the Chow Chow's hair. Regular combing of the Chow Chow is necessary. Generally, it is enough to use a natural brown hair comb, which can minimize the generation of static electricity.

When combing hair, generally start from the bottom and comb through it layer by layer. This kind of sorting can be done about twice a week. If the fur of some Chows is very thick, you can also use a steel-toothed comb. When combing, first let the Chow stand on a relatively clean table and use the comb to comb from the butt to the head. First use one hand to hold down the hair, and then comb out the mess bit by bit. Comb your hair first, then your tail. However, it should be noted that the technique must be light, otherwise excessive force will cause great damage to the hair follicles.

How to groom a Chow Chow
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< strong>3. Points to pay attention to when combing a Chow

1. The hair behind the ears and under the forelimbs is particularly easy to get knotted, so be careful when combing it. Short leg hair should also be combed, the goal is to work from the bottom up.

2. After combing the hair, check whether the inside of the ears is dry and clean. If it is dirty, wipe it with a wet towel. around eyesIf there is water, wipe it. At the end, brush the coat from tail to head to reduce the charm of the Chow.

3. If your Chow Chow's hair is dry, you need to use some products that can "lock" moisture, and you can also use products such as "hair care cream".

4. In addition to combing its hair on time, the hair and toenails on its soles should also be trimmed regularly. Doing this can first prevent the deformation of its soles and loose toes, and secondly, it can also reduce the occurrence of odor.

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