Things You'll Need
- Slicker brush
- Steel comb, coarse or medium
- Matting rake
- De-tangling solution
- Scissors
- Dog shampoo
- Blow dryer
- Large pin brush
- Protein coat conditioner
Instructions
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Brush your Siberian Husky twice a week with a slicker brush, followed by combing with a coarse or medium steel comb. Huskies' coats are extremely dense, so it's important to remove any shed hair from the undercoat and topcoat.
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Remove mats with a matting rake. Since your dog's coat is so dense, a detangling solution should help ease the process. When brushing and dematting is finished, his coat should have a beautiful sheen.
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Brush your Siberian Husky more often during her shedding phases. Twice a year, Huskies completely shed their undercoat. The process lasts three or more weeks with hair shedding in large clumps.
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Clip hair around your dog's pads and feet with scissors as needed. Keep hair evened out with her pads.
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Bathe your Husky rarely, once a year is usually enough. Huskies clean themselves like cats and when dirty are quick to clean up their coats, paws, faces and tails. When bathing use a regular dog shampoo. Have your vet, breeder or pet store recommend a shampoo.
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Blow dry using a slicker or large pin brush to hand fluff while drying. Comb again once dry to remove additional shed hair. Spray a mist of protein coat conditioner on his coat to add sheen.
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