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Dog Grooming Basic Rachel Tiang Dog Grooming Basic By Rachel Tiang Regular grooming to your is the basic thing every owner should learn. It will make your look great and happy. Here are some simple but useful tips. I summarize it into point form so its easier to remember. 1. Every should be groomed once a week. 2. Basic equipment: brush, nail clippers, cotton swabs, shampoo. 3. While grooming, check the overall condition of your dog's skin, eyes, ears, coat and teeth. 4. Make the grooming session as pleasant and enjoyable for you and your pet as possible. 5. Brush the coat before bathing your pup. Brushing will eliminates mats, tangles, removes dead hair and dirt. Brushing also distributes the natural oils that helps to produce healthy skin tone. 6. After brushing, check your dogs ears. Flop-eared dogs can be prone to ear infections so you'll want to check your long-eared often. A simple ear cleaning solution can be made with one part white vinegar to one part water. 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Cut till the nails are short enough when your can stand squarely on her pads with the nails bearing none of her weight. 8. Brushing your dog's teeth promotes healthy teeth and gums. You can make a natural toothpaste with baking soda and water. Wrap your finger in some gauze and dip it in the baking soda paste to gently clean your dog's teeth. If your has a lot of tarter and plaque build-up, consider getting her teeth professionally cleaned before embarking on your own daily tooth cleaning routine. 9. Try to choose the natural shampoo. Don't use human shampoo on your because the pH of her skin is very different. About the author: Rachel is a long time owner/lover. She is an expert in training, grooming, dog's diet and dog's psychology for several years. Recently a new member has been added to her family, a Miniature Schnauzer. She has decided to start sharing her experiences as the training starts. If you'd like to know more please visit http://www.rachelanddogs.com Rachel is a long time dog owner/lover. She is an expert in dog training, dog grooming, dog's diet and dog's psychology for several years. Recently a new member has been added to her family, a Miniature Schnauzer. She has decided to start sharing her experiences as the training starts. If you'd like to know more please visit http://www.rachelanddogs.com We hope that you enjoyed this article. If there is a specific topic related to dog that you would like us to cover, please contact us at any time. And again, thank you for visiting this section relating to Dog Grooming of our website. NEW Dog Training Articles Added We have added an additional 5 new articles to our Dog Training section. You can navigate to them from Navbar at the left of the page. 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