Bathing a Lhasa Apso requires careful preparation and attention to detail. The key is to first brush out any tangles in their fur, adjust the water temperature to a comfortable level, apply shampoo, and thoroughly rinse.
Before starting the bath, thoroughly brush your Lhasa Apso's coat to remove any mats or knots. This will make the bathing process much easier. Once their fur is smooth, you can begin rinsing them with water, starting with their paws, then moving to their back, and finally their head.
Apply a dog-specific shampoo, starting with their back, then their body, hindquarters, and finally their head. Be sure to work the shampoo into a good lather all over their body, taking extra care to avoid getting shampoo in their eyes during the head wash. After lathering, rinse thoroughly with water. Pay close attention to their armpits, as this area is prone to shampoo residue, which can lead to skin irritation and hair loss.
Once thoroughly rinsed, use a towel to absorb most of the excess water from their fur. Then use a hairdryer on a warm setting (not hot) to finish drying. Avoid holding the dryer too close to their skin to prevent discomfort. Make sure your Lhasa Apso is completely dry before the bath is complete.Exclusive offer:Pet Breeds
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