How to do SHIH TZU Grooming ||Show Grooming||Maintain Hairs
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 พ.ค. 2022
- Step 1: Bathe your Shih Tzu
Wash your Shih Tzu every three to eight weeks. The frequency of your washings will depend on your environment as well as the length of your dog's coat. Longer-haired Shih Tzu require more frequent washings as do those that spend a good deal of time outdoors.
Step 2: Shampoo and conditioner
Use a shampoo and conditioner designed for dogs when you bathe your Shih Tzu. While many dog breeds simply require shampoo, the conditioner will help to keep your Shih Tzu's coat free of tangles. Make sure you rinse both the shampoo and conditioner completely out of your dog's coat. If left behind, the residue can lead to skin irritations.
Step 3: Wash the Shih Tzu's face
Wipe your dog's face with a damp cloth after every meal. Due to their short snouts, it's common for food to lodge itself around a Shih Tzu's mouth. Clean your pup's mouth area after every feeding to prevent health issues caused by rotten food particles.
Step 4: Grooming the Shih Tzu
Brush your Shih Tzu daily. If you do not brush your Shih Tzu's coat, it will tangle. The tangles can cause pain, hot spots and even parasites to reside on your Shih Tzu's skin. Use a brush and comb when grooming a Shih Tzu to untangle the dog's entire coat. Never yank or pull a tangle. This can cause your dog extreme pain and lead to seriously damaged skin.
In addition to the body of the dog, brush his face, neck, ears, legs, feet, tail and belly. If you keep your dog's coat clipped short, you can lighten this brushing schedule to every few days.
Step 5: Trim the Shih Tzu's nails
Trim your dog's nails every four to 10 weeks. Some dogs' nails grow more quickly than others and require more frequent clippings. Use nail clippers designed to trim dogs' toenails and cut them after a bath as they will be softer then. Avoid cutting the quick, which is the red vein inside the nail. If you do, it will bleed.
Step 6: Brush the Shih Tzu's teeth
Brush your Shih Tzu's teeth once to twice a week, using a toothbrush and toothpaste designed for dogs. Shih Tzu are particularly susceptible to plaque and periodontal diseases, so good oral hygiene is essential. Feed your dog hard, dry food rather than soft, canned food to keep teeth healthier.
Step 7: Check ears for infection
Check your dog's ears for swelling or redness, as Shih Tzu are prone to ear infections. Observe your pup's eyes to ensure they are free of irritation, clouding or debris.
Step 8: Trim and style hair
Trim the hair around your pup's face every few months. You may need to enlist the help of a friend who can hold your dog's face still while you trim the hair in this delicate area. You want the eyes, nose and mouth to be free of excessive hair so your dog can see, eat and breathe without obstruction. If you prefer, you can secure the hair over your dog's eyes into a ponytail, securing it with a dog clip or band.
Step 9: Clean the anus
Clean your Shih Tzu's anus with a moist cloth every two to three weeks. Fecal matter often attaches itself to the hair around the anus, resulting in blockages and discomfort for your dog. Remove dried fecal matter with a warm, damp cloth.
Lol.basically what I do to maintain my long hair.
For the first time ever I actually owned all the supplies needed for a video without having to purchase anything. Big milestone here lol
without hair straightening and top knot shih tzus look basically like lhasa apso
This helps me so much! Thank you! Will you please do a complete tutorial on how to groom the Scottish terrier for me?
Excellent 😊
Please make few videos on Miniature Schnauzers
Definitely will
Do today
Mam please make a video on golden retriever show grooming
Difficult to understand her english
People like you should be prosecuted for "animal abuse". You are poisoning your dog with all these chemical products. All this to show-off your pet. Look at that cute dog, totally obedient and terrified of making a wrong movement. Poor creature. You should be ashamed of yourself, if you could only understand what you are doing
Lol I think you are jealous after seeing the puppy gets royal bath
If a dog's trained to sit down and allow a pro groomer to let the process take place, they'll sit there patiently. I don't believe the dog's scared. The dog is trained, just as anything else a dog can be taught to do.