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dog's shampoo
A dog's pH level is also different than ours (pH is a measurement of acidity in the body): a human's pH level is around 5.5, and a dog's is on average 7.5.
rake
A rake is a tool with a hadle and a wide head containing one or more rows of rigid, rounded teeth (usually widely spaced) designed to remove dead undercoat on dogs with medium-to-long- length hair and a thick undercoat. Select a rake whose pins are approximately the same length as the dog's coat to be sure it penetrates enough to open and remove the undercoat but not long enough to risk scratching your dog's skin.
Use small strokes at the beginning while holding the dog's skin taut. As the undercoat starts to loosen, make longer strokes with the undercoat rake, always being aware of how deep you are going ro avoid scratching the dog's skin. After the undercoat feels loose, use a slicker brush to remove the loose coat.
rubber curry brush
This brush probably be your dog's favorite because he will feel like he is getting a finger massage. This tool is perfect to use in the tub while bathing dogs with short and medium coats. This brush is also useful for short-haired dogs that shed. It easily lifts and removes dead hair, and the dogs love their massage.
bristle brush
Although this brush is not commonly used, it is a good tool to give short-haired dogs a shinny finish and to remove dandruff and loose hair. It is a good training brush because dogs feel like they are getting a massage when this brush is used.
pin brush
Dogs with heavier or thicker undercoat will benefit from firmer brushes to make sure every hair is lifted and fluffed to perfection. On dogs with a drop coat, using a pin brush will result in a perfectlu smooth look.
