hi! i brush my puppy's hair a lot, but he has a part above his neck that is full of hair balls or something ha ha and i want to know how i can eliminate this problem because he has long beautiful hair! (except for this..)
thx!=)
How can i get my shih tu tangle free hair!!?
to maintain a full coat shih tzu, you should brush them at least twice a day and blow dry them after bathing. There are also two approaches to matts. First, you can cut the matted part (which is the cheap and practical choice) but if you can also use Vellus untangler (which is quite expensive).
2-3 times daily brushing is the best way.
How can i get my shih tu tangle free hair!!?
i have a yorkie and for the most part i keep him in a slightly longer version of the puppy cut. even still he occasionally got mats so i spray him with a mixture of mild detangler shampoo and water, just a little to moisten the fur and then comb through it. haven't seen a mat on him since
How can i get my shih tu tangle free hair!!?
Well, the best solution would be to have them groomed shorter, but obviously, you prefer the longer hair. Perhaps you should use a conditioner for your pup when you bath them or a spray-in conditioner works as a detangler. Be sure to be considerate of your shih-tzu's extremely sensitive skin.
How can i get my shih tu tangle free hair!!?
If your dog has a colar on take it off while he閳ユ獨 inside the house. Visit your vet they can help you with a conditioner for him. They know more about your dog then if you were to purchase it from a pet store. Just in case your dog is allergic to certain chemicals.
How can i get my shih tu tangle free hair!!?
Geta really nice conditioner and while it is still in comb it out.
How can i get my shih tu tangle free hair!!?
1. to start have a pet groomer get the nasty snarls out
2. brush that area regularly
3. after you bathe puppy - use Johnson and Johnson detangler --brush that area with detangler, and keep brushing as dog dries
4. in between baths brush area regularly
You could bathe ---add detangler and try to get snarls out yourself- not sure how bad it is or whether it needs professional help to start!
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