Small dogs bathing is much easier than larger dogs, but many people don't understand the steps of bathing and where to start. Here are a few steps from start to finish.

Step 1

Hold the dog by the collar in one hand while bathing to prevent it from jumping out of the tub. You can put a layer on the bottom of the basin to prevent the dog from slipping. At the same time, use a cotton ball to scrub its ears during the bath. Grab the dog collar as shown. Pour warm water over it.

Step 2

Keep grasping the collar with one hand and apply the shampoo to the dog with the other, except for the head. Then work your hands into a rich lather and gently massage its skin in the opposite direction of hair growth. Rub the soapy liquid carefully and evenly through the middle of the hair to wash away dust and dead skin.

Step 3

Next, wash the dog's head with both hands, lather and massage his coat gently. Now you don't have to grab it by the collar with your hands. When washing its head, special care should be taken not to splash soapy water into its eyes and mouth.

Step 4

Rinse and dry the dog's head before rinsing the dog's body, because when the dog's head hair gets wet, it will shake its head. Drain the water. Doing this will prevent it from dumping the water on you for the rest of your life. Special care should be taken when rinsing around its ears and eyes. It should be praised and praised during the washing process.

Step 5

Next, rinse the dog's body with clean, warm water to rinse its fur. Then wring the water out of its fur. After wringing it dry, dry it with a towel and carefully dry the ear and the lining of the ear. Also remember to dry the area under the collar.

Step 6

Thoroughly dry the dog's fur with a towel. If your dog has healthy skin, you can dry it with a hair dryer. Set the hair dryer to mid-range, and if the dog is uncomfortable, calm it down with words. Don't use a hair dryer if your puppy's skin is itchy due to the high heat of the hair dryer.