Things You'll Need
- Dog shampoo
- Dog conditioner
- Dog pin brush and comb
- Scissors
- Hair dryer
- Non-slip bath mat
- Hand-held shower head
Instructions
Brush and comb your dog thoroughly to remove all knots and mats because water will make the knots worse. Carefully cut out especially stubborn mats with a pair of scissors.
Place a bath mat in your bath to keep your dog̵7;s feet from sliding around during the bath.
Spray your dog thoroughly, using a hand-held shower head to direct a stream of water toward his coat.
Pour some shampoo on your dog, but make sure to avoid the eye area. Gently work the shampoo all the way through your dog̵7;s coat. Rinse and repeat if necessary.
Pour a generous amount of conditioner on your dog̵7;s coat, again avoiding his eyes. Work the conditioner into his coat, paying special attention to the ends. Wait for the conditioner sit for a few minutes and rinse thoroughly.
Remove your dog from the tub.
Turn on a free-standing hair dryer, or ask a helper to operate a regular hair dryer for you while you hold and brush your dog. Blow-drying after a bath will prevent the Tibetan Terrier's fur from getting frizzy.
Brush and blow-dry-dry your dog simultaneously, holding the dog in a standing or sitting position. When his top and sides are dry, turn him on his side to brush and blow-dry his chest.