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  1. How to Groom a Dog at Home – American Kennel Club

    • Several weekly brushing sessions will keep the average dog neat and clean, but daily attention is even better. Brush all the way down to the skin, letting the massaging action stimulate blood circulation an… See more

    Bathing at Home

    Your dog should have regular, but not frequent, baths, depending on their breed and coat type. Too-frequent washing removes natural oils and causes the coat to become dr… See more

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    Nail Trimming at Home

    Your dog’s nails must be short for the feet to remain healthy. Long nails interfere with the … See more

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    Ear Cleaning at Home

    You should clean your dog’s earsonce a month or more often if they’re prone to ear problems. Clean the outer part of the ear only, using a damp cloth or a cotton ball soaked in … See more

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    Eye Cleaning at Home

    When cleaning your dog’s eyes, be sure to check for redness or other signs of irritation. Gently wipe away any discharge in the corners with a cotton ball or soft washcloth … See more

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  1. Dog grooming involves both hygienic care and cleaning1. Here are four steps for grooming your dog at home2:
    1. Brush your dog’s coat routinely to prevent tangles.
    2. Bathe your dog, but not too often.
    3. Trim your dog’s coat when necessary.
    4. Trim your dog’s nails.
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    Dog grooming refers to both the hygienic care and cleaning of a dog, as well as a process by which a dog's physical appearance is enhanced for showing or other types of competition. A dog groomer (or simply "groomer") is a person who earns their living grooming dogs.
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    4 steps for grooming any dog at home

    • Step 1: Routinely brush your dog’s coat Brush with the grain of your dog’s fur in smooth, firm strokes to prevent painfully pulling on their hair. You should brush them before and after bathtime to prevent tangles. ...
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