Irish Terrier (details)
Some owners will want a change of taste after watching their dog's monotonous shape for a long time. So some owners will take their dogs to the pet shop to have a good rest and have a major renovation. Dyeing is one of the beauty projects. Of course, it all depends on the owner's wishes. What should we pay attention to when dyeing dogs? Let's do some understanding.
First, what kind of dog is more suitable for dyeing
Generally speaking, dogs with long hair and light color are more suitable for dyeing. The original coat color is lighter, the dyeing will be more obvious and the effect will be better. Short-haired dogs are not suitable for dyeing. For one thing, their hair sticks into the skin, and more stains will stick on the skin, which will always do some harm to the dog's skin. In addition, the dyeing effect of short-haired dogs is not particularly good-looking. Of course, dyeing is entirely to satisfy the dog owner's pursuit of the dog's appearance and personality. If your dog is dark and short-haired and wants it to be a dog that can show your personality, dyeing it is also entirely possible. Just discuss with the beautician in advance and combine your own ideas with his professional advice to realize your creativity.
Second, after dyeing, the dog always licks the dyed hair, will it affect its health?
In the first few days of dyeing, the dog will be uncomfortable and will habitually lick its hair. Self-analysis: Since the dog is color blind, licking its hair after dyeing may be due to the smell of the dye. As the smell of the dyed part becomes lighter and lighter, the dog doesn't like licking its hair so much, because the dog was originally an animal that didn't like licking its own hair to clean it. In addition, the dye specially used for pets is non-toxic, and even if it licks, it will not harm its health.
3. What if the dog feels unhappy that he has changed?
Most dogs don't have a big change in mood after dyeing. If your dog feels that it is not beautiful and unhappy, it seems a little depressed, and it's not as lively as usual, so don't be too nervous. In fact, it's normal to think that the dog is a little wilted on the day just after dyeing. When he comes home after dressing up, he must have been bathed, dried, trimmed, dyed, washed and blown again for several hours. The little guy is tired and finally gets home. He must have a big sleep, and he will never be as excited as you were after you got a new hairstyle. If he is still unhappy the next and third day, you should pay attention to it. On the one hand, you should give praise and praise. Let him feel that although he is different from before, he is more beautiful than before. If he is confident, he will naturally be happy. On the other hand, he should look at his appetite and take his temperature to see if it is because he feels a little uncomfortable after going out for a bath and beauty treatment.