A-Z Manual to a Wonderful Companion(TM)
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Grooming Your Miniature Pinscher
Bathing
Your Mini Pinscher
Generally, you shouldn’t bathe
your Min Pin that often. Bathing her too frequently could cause dry skin,
itching and irritation. How do you know when it’s time to
give your dog a bath? That’s easy: when she stinks, when she gets drenched
walking back home in the rain, after she’s been playing in the mud, on the
beach, in the lake or pond (=lots of bacteria). We bathe our dog in the bathtub.
A detachable sprayer hose will make the job of bathing your dog much easier and
faster! (This is especially important if you want to reduce strain on your back). Depending on the time of year,
you might use a flea and tick shampoo. Dog
skin and hair is different from ours, so use dog shampoo, not products
formulated for humans.
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