What to do if the guest’s dog’s hair becomes knotted
The owner first finds the place where the dog's hair is knotted, usually behind the dog's ears, under the neck, around the abdomen and hind legs. The owner uses a needle comb to gently comb the dog's hair from the root of the dog's hair to the skin. Do not forcefully pull the hair apart, as it is very easy to strain the dog's skin. Use a needle comb to comb repeatedly until the hair feels smoother, then switch to a handle comb.
What to do if the guest dog’s hair is moderately knotted
If the dog's hair is moderately tangled, it will be more difficult to comb it straight with a comb. The owner may wish to use his hands to loosen the knotted hair, so that the big knots will become small knots, which will be easier to comb out. This process requires the owner to be patient. After breaking up the knots, use a comb to slowly comb the hair through. If the dog's hair knots are relatively large and difficult to comb, the owner may wish to add some knotting water or care essential oil. Spray knotting water on the knotted hair ball and wait a few minutes for it to soften the hair ball, making it easier to tie the knot.
What to do if the guest’s dog’s hair becomes knotted
Use scissors to cut off the hair knots straight away. Pay special attention when using scissors. The scissors must be parallel to the skin or the pointed end should be pointed outward to prevent the scissors from damaging the dog's skin. The owner picks up the knots in the dog's hair with one hand, gently cuts them off with scissors, and then slowly combs them out with a comb. It is best for owners to comb their dogs' hair more often in their daily lives. Combing can not only prevent the hair from getting knotted, but also remove dirt from the dog's hair, making the dog's hair more shiny.
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