Scottish Sheepdog Care

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The care of the Scottish Sheepdog
The Scottish Sheepdog (confirm introduction)

< p> The Scottish Sheepdog is a kind of gentle and loving dog breed. Compared with other dogs, they are easier to maintain. Usually they like to exercise and need a certain amount of space to run around. Running for a long time will inevitably cause sweating, and most of the sweat is absorbed by the coat on the body, so over time, some odor will often appear on the dog's body. Therefore, the care of Scottish shepherd dogs is also a critical issue.

Although the coat of the Scottish Shepherd is longer, it is not particularly prone to clumps as long as you pay attention to grooming. The key issue in caring for Scottish Shepherds is undoubtedly bathing. For long-haired dogs, it is not recommended to bathe too frequently. Too frequent intoxication not only reduces the protective effect of the coat, but also greatly reduces the resistance of the skin, which is why many skin diseases are caused. It is caused by repeated excessive bathing. Generally, once a week can solve the problem, and it has little effect on the body.

Naturally, nails, soles of feet, and ear hair should also be cleaned up immediately to avoid unnecessary trouble caused by procrastinating for too long. Even though they are a relatively easy-to-keep dog breed, the care of Scottish Shepherds still needs to be paid attention to at all times.

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