Great Dane (definite introduction)
Eyes are the window to a dog’s spirit, and teeth are an important tool for dogs to eat. Both are indispensable. The same is true for Great Danes. So what issues should owners of Great Danes pay attention to in daily life? Woolen cloth? What to do?
Keeping knowledge
First of all, professional pet rubber brushes are relatively soft in quality and will not cause damage to the short-haired skin of Great Danes. Moreover, rubber brushes come in many shapes. It is a curve, which is very suitable for grooming Great Danes with completely uneven bodies.
When combing the Great Dane's hair, the action must be gentle and slow. Place the rubber brush against the dog's skin and gently comb along the direction of hair growth. Especially for sensitive parts such as the buttocks, abdomen, chest, head, etc., the combing action should be gentle and gentle, and the coat must not be pulled hard to hurt the Great Dane.
In addition to combing the hair every day, parents should also bathe the Great Dane regularly. The bathing cycle needs to be appropriately shortened in summer, but can be appropriately extended in cold winter. When bathing a Great Dane, parents should gently rub the dog's body with both hands, especially the buttocks and toes, and carefully clean them.
1. Teeth maintenance
Teeth are an important tool for dogs to taste and bite food, especially brittle hard bones. Similar to human teeth, when food debris or debris is stored in the gaps between the teeth, it can cause bacteria to grow between the teeth, causing tooth decay or gum inflammation, which affects the dog's appetite and digestion. Therefore, it is necessary to check the dog's teeth frequently or regularly, and deal with problems immediately if any problems are found.
Method: Use a wet cotton ball dipped in tooth powder (do not use human toothpaste, dogs do not like the taste) to remove tartar. Generally, brushing your dog’s teeth once a week is sufficient. In addition, you should often feed bones to your dog, which can satisfy its desire to chew objects and also achieve the purpose of grinding and fixing teeth.
2. Eye maintenance
Certain dogs with large eyeballs and abundant lacrimal glands often shed a large amount of tears from their eyes, causing the coat under the eyes to change color, such as Pekingese dogs and Chihuahuas. , Shih Tzu, Poodle, etc., so always check the dog’s eyes. When Great Danes suffer from certain infectious diseases (such as canine distemper, etc.), especially eye diseases, eyelidIf there is redness and swelling, or a large amount of mucus or purulent fluid accumulates in the corners of the eyes, the eyes should be carefully adjusted and cared for.
Method: Use a 2% boric acid cotton ball (cold water can also be used) to gently wipe it from the inner corner of the eye outward. Do not wipe it back and forth on the eye. If one cotton ball is not enough, you can change it to another one until the eye is wiped. Wash until clean. After wiping, drop eye drops or ointment into the dog's eyes to eliminate inflammation. If the dog is more seriously ill, it should be taken to a pet hospital and treated with the doctor's clinical experience.
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