How Do You Give A Standard Poodle Dog A Bath?
When most people think of poodles, they think of the miniature variety. Standard poodles are the breed’s much larger counterpart, and one of the more difficult breeds to groom because of their dense coat. Grooming includes bathing, brushing and clipping the coat. It also can include cleaning the ears and clipping nails. Poodle should be groomed every four to six weeks but bathing may be done every three to four weeks, especially if your dog plays in mud or dirt often. Professional dog grooming can be expensive so many owners bathe their poodles themselves and allow the groomer to do everything else. Prep the standard poodle for the bath. Cut or gently comb out any tangles or knots because water will only worsen them. If you plan on cutting the dog’s coat, do it before the bath. Put a cotton ball in each ear to prevent water from getting in the ear canal. Push it just far enough for the cotton ball to stay in place and no further. Be careful not push it in too far or you may damage the
