As humans, there's no better way to prepare for a frigid winter than breaking out the old sweaters and stocking up on hot chocolate. But cold weather means discomfort for your canine friends as well – and they can't rely on the same tricks that people use. This year, try a few of the following winter grooming tips to keep your dog happy and healthy:
Frequent Brushing is a Must
Regular grooming is a very important part of dog ownership, particularly for those with serious shedders.
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Depending upon breed, your dog may only need to visit the groomer for a full groom every three months. This appointment should include a bath, a brush-out, blow-dry, nail trim and anal gland expression, as well as trimming of the fur if required. Many high-maintenance dogs with coats that are easily matted, such as Poodles, Shiba Inus and similar dogs should go once per month. German Shepherds, Siberian Huskies and similar low-maintenance dogs can go a couple of months between grooming sessions.
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If you have a dog, you may want to give a pet daycare facility a try one day to see how your dog enjoys the experience. Dogs are usually fairly high-energy creatures that need to have a lot of exercise and socialization. If you are at work during the day, you have the option of bringing your dog to a facility to learn, play and be pampered. Here are some of the amenities that can be enjoyed by your dog at a pet daycare establishment.
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