Things You'll Need
- Comb
- Dog shampoo and conditioner
- Slicker brush
- Scissors
Instructions
Comb through the dog's coat to remove any shedding hair or knots.
Wash the dog with a dog shampoo and conditioner. Towel dry or blow dry the hair. The dog should be bathed once a month at the most. The Corgi's coat is naturally waterproofed so it does not need frequent bathing.
Brush the dog's entire coat with the slicker brush. Part the hair to reach the the thick inner coat and brush to the very end of the outer coat.
Trim away fly away hairs on the feathered pants and chest if desired. The trim is meant to make the natural lines neat and not cut the hair shorter. Show dogs should not be trimmed at all as their coat is judged in its natural state.
Use damp cotton balls to remove dirt and wax from the dog's ears. Swipe the inside of the ear with the cotton ball over your finger. Do not push too hard or stuff the cotton ball down the ear canal.