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Writer's pictureJerry Boriboun

Polished Elegance: The Ultimate Manual for Dogo Argentino Grooming



Dogo Argentino

Introduction

The Dogo Argentino is a magnificent and noble animal in character, with pristine white fur. Good grooming maintains the noble look of the pet in the best condition possible. This manual for grooming will introduce proper practices, techniques, and ways to make sure that a Dogo Argentino looks his best, down to the trimming of the nails.


Brushing and Coat Care

Just about every dog has his day, and so does your Dogo Argentino. While this breed sports a short, smooth coat, a regular brushing will remove dead hair, dirt, and debris and provide even distribution of natural oils to produce a healthy shine. The soft-bristle brush or grooming mitt works to brush your dog's coat at least once a week, gently going over the coat. Take extra care in areas likely to mat or tangle—behind the ears and under the armpits.


Bathing

Every vet will tell you that this is the most important step in grooming your Dogo Argentino. This is how his coat is kept clean, fresh, and odor-free. You should wash your dog every 4-6 weeks. Sometimes you should do it more often, depending on how dirty your dog gets or how active he is.


Use a mild dog shampoo for sensitive skin to prevent the stripping of natural oils and to avoid causing irritation. Wet your dog's coat thoroughly, apply shampoo, and lather it up. Massage your dog from head to toe to work up a lather. Ensure you rinse its hair very well, leaving absolutely no shampoo.


Ear Care

Proper ear care will ensure that your Dogo Argentino has no ear infections and good ear health. Check its ears regularly, looking for discoloration, redness, swelling, or any discharge, which might signal the existence of a problem.


Cleaning Ears: The ears should be cleaned with a vet-prescribed ear cleaning solution and a few cotton balls or cotton pads. Do not use cotton swabs, as they can easily push dirt further inside the ear canal. Wipe only the external part of the ear and the visible part of the canal; do not go deep into the ear canal.


Nail Care

Dogo Argentinos generally have very strong nails. It is important to keep them at the right length because long nails may cause discomfort and even injury. Dog nails have to be trimmed every 4-6 weeks, or as needed, depending on activity and wear and tear.


You will need very sharp, top-quality dog nail clippers. Trim the very tips of the nails, ensuring that you avoid the quick which is the pinkish area that contains the blood vessels and nerves. If you aren't aware of where the quick is and how to avoid it, make sure to do it in little bits at a time to be on the safe side.


Dental care: Dental care is another very important part of grooming your Dogo Argentino, since a poor oral state can lead to gum diseases, decaying of teeth, and other oral problems. Brush your dog's teeth using toothpaste and a toothbrush that is specifically designed for dogs, or use dental wipes that are appropriate for pets.


Also, offer some dental chews or toys to keep the dental health status intact and to prevent plaque and tartar deposition.


Summary:

Make these your tips and stick to the program of regular grooming, thus including your Dogo Argentino in the line of noble and grand feeling and appearance, assuring health and well-being to your beloved companion. Enjoy the entire grooming process as a bonding session with your dog and bask in the refined elegance of your noble friend during years to come.

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