This is the ideal frequency to bathe your dog

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Experts explain how to proceed with each type of Doguinhos gift

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Human beings bathe every day because of different needs, but what about your dog? What is the bath frequency you apply to yours?

We talked to veterinarians specializing in bath and grooming and they set up a tutorial to help you with every type of dog coat to help you.

This is the ideal frequency to bathe your dog

Animals without hair

Doguinhos without hair are prone to more skin problems than those with full coat. Thus, they need more frequent and constant baths compared to dogs of other races.

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Already the animals with shorter hair need baths until every two months. Thus, veterinarians recommend analyzing their condition, in terms of dirt, odor and physical activity during the day.

Thick animals

With thicker pebble animals, hygiene is already different. Thus, they need less baths because they change the hair regularly. Veterinarians explain that a curious point in these animals with these characteristics is that the only frequent hygiene maintenance thing that requires them is a lot of brushing.

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Because of the specific coat, the recommendation is to bathe more often, as the dirty and embarrassed coat much more easily. The ideal is to bathe every two months.

Animals with soft coat

Already Doguinhos with the soft coat need a hygienic treatment also different from the others. Thus, veterinarians explain that they need baths every month, because the coat they have retains a lot of dirt and needs more constant hygiene.

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