You should brush your dog every couple of days no matter the length of his coat. Sometimes your brushing can have a specific purpose, such as removing hair mats or helping your dog shed his seasonal coat, but most often you'll be doing general-purpose brushing or combing. Choose the right brush.
Can I brush my puppy too much?
Even dogs who require frequent at-home groomings for coat maintenance still usually only need to be brushed a few times each week. You cannot overbrush your dog, but you should be mindful of the types of grooming tools you're using and watch out for signs of skin irritation such as redness or dryness.
Can you brush your puppy everyday?
Regardless of hair type, you can brush your dog daily—especially if it enjoys it. Regular brushing will keep the coat shiny and healthy. More frequent brushing during the shedding season can help prevent hair build-up.
When should you start brushing your puppy?
You can help your dog by beginning dental maintenance early, but to keep it a pleasant experience, wait until your pup has all his adult teeth (at or around 6 months) before using a toothbrush. Here are a few things you can do to help keep those teeth healthy: Begin brushing.
How long should you spend brushing your dog?
You should brush only for as long as it takes to remove any tangles, loose hair or dirt on your dog's body. For short-haired dogs, this may only take a couple of minutes. A long-haired dog might take 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the thickness and condition of his coat.
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