| Bathing your dog helps to keep it healthy
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| | To dry, put a towel over the head. Use
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| as well as clean.
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| | another towel to dry
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| Bathing helps reduce the amount of flea
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| | off its back and legs. Then gently rub
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| repellents you need
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| | or pat with the
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| to use as well as prevents hotspots, a
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| | towel. If your dog is long-haired don't
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| potentially serious
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| | rub vigorously
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| problem for your best friend.Bathing too
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| | because you can put mats back in the
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| frequently can dry out the skin and coat
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| | coat.To finish use a blow dryer on the
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| so only
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| | lowest setting and hold at
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| one bath a month is recommended by
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| | a distance so the dog receives only warm
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| experts.Brush the dog before giving it a
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| | air. Use a dryer
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| bath. Be sure to get all
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| | only if your dog isn't afraid of the
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| tangles and matts out because the water
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| | noise. To some dogs,
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| will make it worse.
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| | the dryer is much worse than the
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| If a comb or brush cannot remove all the
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| | bath.For more information visit:
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| matts use a
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| | FOR REPRINT: You have permission to
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| conditioner or detangler if
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| | publish
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| necessary.Gather up what items you need
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| | this article free of charge in your
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| before you start the bath: A
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| | e-zine, newsletter,
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| brush, comb, collar and leash, shampoo,
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| | ebook, print publication or on your
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| face cloth, and
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| | website ONLY if it
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| several towels.If bathing the dog in the
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| | remains unchanged and you include the
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| bathtub, use a safety mat.
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| | copyright and author
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| A hand held shower or pail for applying
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| | information (Resource Box) at the end.
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| water and rinsing.
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| | You may not use
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| Use a dog shampoo which is formulated
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| | this article in any unsolicited
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| for the pH of a dogs
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| | commercial email (spam).You may retrieve
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| skin. Human shampoos can strip a dog's
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| | this article by:Autoresponder: Website:
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| coat of essential
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| | 2005 Marilyn PokorneyPlease leave the
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| oils.Use warm, but not hot, water.Avoid
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| | resource box intact with an active link,
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| getting water and shampoo in the eyes and
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| | and send a courtesy copy of the
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| ears. Use a
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| | publication in which the
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| washcloth to wash the dogs face. Do not
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| | article appears to: Author: Marilyn
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| get water or soap
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| | Pokorney
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| in the eyes or ears!!Be sure to rinse
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| | Freelance writer of science, nature,
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| all the shampoo and conditioner off the
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| | animals and the
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| dog. If you leave any of this on the
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| | environment.
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| dog, it will get itchy
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| | Also loves crafts, gardening, and
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| skin.If using a tub, open the drain and
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| | reading.
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| let the water drain.
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