If you prefer not to cut your pet's hair, that's fine. Dogs with thick coats naturally shed, so they have lighter coats in the summer. Remember to regularly brush your dog's fur and bathe them frequently, as clean, brushed fur allows for better air circulation. 14 июл. 2017 г.
What happens if I don't cut my dog's hair?
NOPE. Matting can cause serious challenges for your dog including reduced circulation on their skin, hot spots, bacteria, infections, scabs/cuts, and more. On top of that, if you don't take care of a matted coat your dog can experience pain on their skin, and their skin and even become raw and inflamed.
Why should you not cut your dog's hair?
Certain types of single-coated dogs may benefit from having a professional groomer clip their coats occasionally to prevent matting and to keep them cooler, but the coats should not be shaved down to the skin. It is best to leave at least one-inch of hair to protect them from sunburn, skin cancer, and from bug bites.
Do dogs need their haircut?
It is a well-known fact that dogs need regular baths and haircuts. Regular grooming is good for the appearance of your beloved pet and also delivers a number of long-lasting benefits. Dog trimming and professional dog spa appointments can help reduce shedding and alleviate allergies.
How long can a dog go without a haircut?
Not all dogs need regular trimmings. But for those who do, it is recommended that their hair is cut every four to eight weeks. The dogs that need regular haircuts include breeds that have long hair, such as Poodles, Shih Tzus, Lhasa Apsos, as well as sporting breeds, such as spaniels.
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