Precautions for opening hair knots
Don't get wet: the hair on the dog's body becomes wet and then returns to dryness, and they will shrink, and it is even more impossible to comb them open at this time, so dogs with knots must not get wet.
Two combs: First, use a comb to tie the entire hair into knots and comb the hair, and then slowly move towards the roots. When you feel that your hair has been combed open, use a bristle comb to combed the hair smoothly.
chrome spray: A chrome spray rich in sheep oil can make combing easier.
Don't be too long: If the dog has more than one place to tie knots, or the knot is too serious, the time should not be too long when sorting it out. Comb your hair for no more than 10 minutes each time. Rest and encouragement are moderate, which will help to eliminate the dog's motivation to resist struggle.
Dubin and other short-haired dogs immediately wipe their hair with a bath towel after bathing, which will make the hair look brighter. After bathing, long-haired dogs such as Pekingese, Maltese, Pomeranian and Afghan dogs, put distilled water in a sprayer and gently spray it on the dog's hair. When it is dried, it will look fluffy and bright.
Knitting: Using a special knitting can help you deal with knots more easily.
Wild boar bristles are recognized as the finest and hardest natural object in the world. They do not irritate the skin and can easily comb two or three knots of hair, as well as subtle hair at the end of the hair. However, they are more expensive, so you can consider using other multi-toothed combs instead.