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1.Regularly grooming your dog's fur helps reduce buildup due to normal metabolism, making the dog's coat stronger and smoother.Regularly grooming your dog's fur not only removes shedding hair, dirt, and dust but also promotes blood circulation, strengthens the skin's resistance, and relieves your dog's fatigue.In fact, every time you groom your dog's fur, you can remove a lot of hair.As soon as I combed it down, the comb was covered with dog hair.Imagine if you hadn't used a comb to remove them; these hairs would naturally scatter all over the floor as the dog moves around. 2. Regular grooming is key for dogs.Combing once or twice a week is basically the same as not combing at all.It's not an exaggeration to say that spending some time grooming your dog's fur every day is essential.It's always easy to see on TV footage of a lady holding her pug and grooming it. This is actually based on real life; just spending 5 minutes each morning and evening grooming your dog can yield great results.It's only 10 minutes a day, not much. 3. Combing your dog’s hair is also important.In addition to choosing different grooming tools for different dogs, the grooming technique is also very important.Comb the dog's fur in the direction of its growth for quick grooming.Some owners only comb the surface long hair of their long-haired dogs without paying attention to the undercoat (fuzz).The undercoat of dogs is fine and dense. Without regular grooming, it can easily become tangled and even cause eczema, ringworm, or other skin diseases.When grooming a long-haired dog, you should comb it layer by layer, turning up the long hair first and then combing the undercoat. 4. Generally speaking, combing your dog's hair should start from the neck, working from front to back and from top to bottom. First, comb from the neck to the shoulders, then sequentially through the back, chest, waist, abdomen, and hindquarters. Next, comb the head, followed by the limbs and tail. After finishing one side, comb the other side.