The Irish Terrier is graceful and beautiful in appearance. The Irish Terrier needs to be bathed frequently in order to keep the dog and maintain its elegant appearance. What should the Irish Terrier pay attention to when taking a bath?
Irish Terrier
First, give Dog bathing should be carried out in the morning or noon, do not bathe in high humidity or rainy days. Dry with a hair dryer or towel immediately after washing. Do not dry your dog in the sun after bathing.
Second, be sure to comb the coat before taking a bath, so that the tangled hair can be combed out to prevent the coat from becoming more entangled; it can also remove large pieces of dirt, which is convenient for wash. Especially around the mouth, behind the ears, under the armpit, inside the thigh, toe tips, etc., the parts that dogs are most reluctant to groom should be cleaned. When grooming, in order to reduce and avoid the dog’s pain, hold the root of the hair with one hand and brush with the other hand.
Third, the temperature of the bath water should not be too high or too low, generally 36-37 degrees in spring.
Fourth, be sure to prevent the shampoo from getting into the dog’s eyes or ears when bathing. When flushing, do not allow soap or shampoo to remain on the dog, to prevent irritation of the skin and cause dermatitis.
