Things You'll Need
- An extra person
Instructions
Instructions
Concentrate on good canine nutrition. Getting your dog’s coat to shine starts with good nutrition. Spend some time researching the best dog food. Look for foods with a digestibility rate of 82 to 86 percent. This isn’t always disclosed on packaging, so you may need to call the manufacturer.
Give your dog weekly coat check-ups. To make the examination easier, ask someone to help you. Do a head to toe examination, looking for fleas and burrs. These little pests can prevent the dog from having a healthy coat and are a health problem.
Find a good shampoo. Look for a shampoo designed for dogs. You can even find shampoos specifically designed for short- or long-haired dogs
Find a good conditioner. If you want a shiny dog coat, consider conditioner. Look for a formulation especially for dogs. It may be tempting to pamper your canine with your favorite brand, but human products can be too harsh for dogs.
Brush your dog weekly. Brushing your canine spreads the oil, resulting in a healthy coat. If your canine has long hair, brush twice a week. Shorter hair can get away with brushing once weekly.