Brushing at Home
An average dog is in need of several brushing sessions a week to be kept clean and neat, however daily care is much better. Brushing in a way that touches the skin not only removes flakes of dandruff bit also generates a massaging-like movement that stimulates your dog’s blood circulation.
Every dog might need different equipment, the thing which is decided by their coat texture and length. For example pin brushes with long round-ended stainless steel are suitable for longhaired dogs, while bristle brushes are used for short, medium and sometimes for specific long-coated breeds. Other equipments for grooming that you might need are such as, rubber curry combs for polishing coats and removing dead hair, slicker brushes to remove dead hair and mats, stripping knives, hair dryers, rakes, clippers, and so on
Mats often grow behind under the legs and behind the ears of your dog, so when brushing check for them in the spots mentioned before, also check for burrs, cuts and scrapes that might be on the skin per se..
It is a fact, all dogs shed, but it certainly varies from one dog to another. To keep the shed controlled brush your dog regularly.
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