mpoo into the dog's fur until it forms a lather, being careful not get the lather in the dog's eyes. Don't use people shampoo, it' s too drying for dogs' skin. 4 Drain the dirty water out of the tub and rinse the puppy with fresh, clean water from the faucet. A gain, be careful the water is not too hot. Test the temperature before you pour it on the dog. 5 Pour the water over the puppy's b ack or use a gentle sprayer until the soap suds are gone, then dry the puppy by rubbing him briskly with an old towel. 6 Comb the 1081 puppy's fur out while it is still damp. This allows you to get out any tangles or mats. Once the mats and tangles are out, dry the puppy again with a fresh towel, then give a final combing. Comb the ears from the base of the ear towards the edges. 7 Obtain a s budget mobile phones olution for cleaning dogs' ears. You can buy it from your vet, or at the pet store. You can also make your own by mixing a 50/50 s .
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