Blow drying

There are a lot of different views regarding the sense of this particular point of grooming. Some may think it is nonsense but we are convinced that blow drying is part of sensible care. The reasons for this are:

With a blow dryer-
one should use a special blow dryer made for dogs. A regular blow dryer is absolutely not appropriate; the airstream is just too weak to dry the underfur and the temperature is too high in most cases, which is harmful to the fur-

you can blow dust and dirt (e.G. after a long walk) out of the dog’s fur. After taking a bath it is absolutely no problem to get the dog dry again and the dog has the comfortable sensation of the fur being fluffed and aired. At the same time you can control the condition of your pet’s skin.

How to use a blow dryer

For irregular blow drying (e.G. blowing out dirt and dust in dry fur), the dryer is held about 30cm away from the dog- against the flow of fur. After a bath, the dryer is held about 20 cm away and goes with the flow of fur- to get most of the water out of it. Then the dryer is held about 40 cm away, directly pointed at the fur and by simultaneously using a brush the fur is dried.

 If you never tried that, you should give it a shot- your dog will appreciate it!