Chinese Foo Dog Grooming Instruction

Chinese Foo Dog Grooming Instruction

Grooming Chinese Foo Puppies & Dogs just needs time, care & patience. The level of grooming & time spent on grooming will depend on the breed & size of the dog. The following chart provides a brief overview of the grooming requirements of a Chinese Foo puppy or dog:

• Chinese Foo Length of Coat: The length of coat on a Chinese Foo is short-long depending on area of body and will therefore require weekly grooming
• Type of Coat: The type of coat for this breed is generally described as thick
• Time: Grooming a Chinese Foo will require 30 minutes once or twice per week
• Frequency of Grooming: Groom one to two times per week

Chinese Foo Dog Grooming Instruction - Brushing Hair and Coat
Most dog's hair and coats need some attention. The Chinese Foo dog grooming instruction for caring for your dog's hair or coat is as follows:

• The Chinese Foo Dog is double-coated, depending on the area of the body, the length of hair varies from short to long. The coat is thick and tends to tangle fairly easily, therefore, it is very important to groom the Chinese Foo at least one to two times per week.
• The coat is often too thick to effectively use a brush so try combing through the hair with a bristle comb which should be make the grooming procedure easier
• Work your way slowly and carefully through the coat, starting at the head of the dog
• Always follow the hair growth, take your time and work through any tangles
• Take care around delicate areas and be careful not to tug hard on the hair

Chinese Foo Dog Grooming Instruction - Bathing your Dog
Bathing your dog is very important for its health and hygiene. During bathing check your dog for lumps, bumps, parasites, fleas and skin irritations or allergies. Chinese Foo Bathing instruction is as follows:

• Wash your dog or puppy when they are dirty or smell!
• Gather bathing equipment and place bathing tools and shampoo near to bathing area
• Place a mat and towel next to bath
• Check the water temperature of the bath - ensure that a minimal amount of water is used
• Gradually place the dog in the bath - be aware that this may frighten your pet
• Gently shampoo your pet - be careful of delicate areas such as eyes and ears
• Rinse shampoo and towel dry. Then brush the hair

Chinese Foo Dog Grooming Instruction - Trimming Nails
Some dogs do not need their nails trimmed as they are kept short by general activities. However, should your dog's nails become long then they should be trimmed. It is important to know exactly what you are doing, as cutting too deep into your Chinese Foo dog's nails can cause damage and pain. Written instruction is not enough as the risk of hurting your Chinese Foo is too high.

• Your vet can help initially by demonstrating how to trim your dog's nails and supervise your first attempt
• Spend some time touching your dog's paws and gently squeezing the area around the nails in order to familiarize them with this sensation
• Seek advice from your vet about the most appropriate nail clippers for your pet

Chinese Foo Dog Grooming Instruction