[header] How to groom a golden retriever [title] Brush your golden retriever from head to toe. [step] Pay close attention to each area, spending extra time on parts of your golden retriever's body where the fur is thick or matted. [substeps] To keep your golden retriever's coat in good shape, brush it head to toe at least once a week, if not every day.
[header] How to groom a golden retriever [title] Brush your golden retriever from head to toe. [step] Pay close attention to each area, spending extra time on parts of your golden retriever's body where the fur is thick or matted. [substeps] To keep your golden retriever's coat in good shape, brush it head to toe at least once a week, if not every day.
An additional measure of training to keep your golden retriever's coat healthy is to use a brushing implement like a regular dog toothbrush. [title] Clip your golden retriever's rear end to look for matted fur. This will help avoid matting and will also help decrease the amount of fur your dog sheds in your home. [title] Remove matted fur that is too tangled to be combed or brushed out. [title] Offer your golden retriever some grooming supplies. [step] Sit down with your golden retriever and make your own grooming products using cat shampoo, puppy shampoo, bird seed mix, and coconut oil. [title] Groom your golden retriever every day. [step] Even if you think you need long access to all that silky fur, too much brushing can result in hair breaking and permanent damage.