How to Bathe French bulldog at Home in a Right Way

Bathing your French bulldog puppies can be an uphill task, especially when every time it puts up a struggle resisting the event. They are very soft and delicate breed, and hence you need to observe specific steps to offer the right bathing experience to your pet. Bathing dogs twice or thrice a month properly comes with its own set of advantages such as ridding the hair of filth/mud and stink, and the chances of suffering from a tick attack are also reduced in a clean coat.

Convert the Frightening Bath Time to a Positive Experience for your Frenchie

A practical and patient dog owner works with patience and tries to reinforce a habit through attractive rewards. Timing plays the most crucial role here. Make a habit of bathing while it’s still a puppy. You can also indulge him in toys and delicious dog treats to encourage your pet to enter the shower area and stay there. Eventually, the day will come when your dog will hop into a dog tub on its own. 

Bathe French Bulldog in Shower or Dog Tub

Bring Your Dog in the Bath Area

First and foremost is to place cotton balls in its ears to prevent water from entering the big bat ears. If your dog is not comfortable with the same, take extra care so that water doesn’t splash onto the years.

Test the Heat of the water

Use lukewarm water for bathing your Frenchie, they will never bear extreme cold or scorching temperatures. Their skin is as sensitive as your baby’s. Check the water by pouring some on your hand, if it burns your hand, then it is too hot for him also. Add cold water to bring it to be normal.

Rinse him completely

Before giving a shampoo bath, first, rinse him thoroughly to remove the majority of the dirt from wrinkles and coat.

Use a Specialized Dog Shampoo

Your dog also needs a good shampoo. To prevent his coat from shedding less, bathe your dog with a special calming shampoo. If you use a shampoo that you use for yourself, it will dry up the coat of your dog by extracting all-natural oils.

Rinse out the shampoo 

If your dog is very dirty, give him two to three applications of shampoo one after another at the same time. Rinse your dog, apply shampoo, and then rinse again. Prevent the shampoo from getting into his eyes.

Dry him with a clean towel

Now it’s time to dry the coat of your Frenchie. Never leave any moisture in your Frenchie coat, ears, wrinkles, and any other body part to prevent bacteria and germs from making a home. 

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