CUIDADOS BÁSICOS del pelo de un Labrador Cómo cortar y cepillar 😍🐶 | Curso de Peluquería Canina

If you have a Labrador, don't miss this video where Hugo Pesquera, along with India, a chocolate Labrador, explains all the care and characteristics of this breed, including brushing, bathing, utensils, and everything you need to keep your dog healthy and beautiful. Labradors are dogs with a familiar temperament, ideal for all families, but they shed a lot. To improve that, we'll tell you everything you need: 👉 Utensils 👈 • Glove: These are made of rubber, fit in your hand, and are rubbed as if you were petting the dog to remove and brush away the dead hair that short-haired dogs and Labradors shed so often. • Rake: These also remove dead hair. We should use them carefully so as not to scratch the skin. We should hold the skin taut with the other hand and hold it at a 45-degree angle to the skin. • Deshedding Rake: We should use deshedding rakes very carefully. Just like with rakes, we should hold them at a 45-degree angle to the skin so as not to scratch the skin or even cause wounds. However, they do remove dead hair, which is what it's all about. • Metal Comb: Combs can be used for the same purpose of removing dead hair by tilting them slightly and moving them in the direction of the hair. • Brushes: I mention these only so you know not to use them. They are only used on dogs with longer hair, in the case of Labradors, because we would scratch the skin and potentially flake and irritate it. In other words, we would comb the hair and skin. 👉 Bathing 👈 Bathing Labradors is very important. There's often the belief that short-haired dogs don't need special shampoos because they're short, and that any shampoo will do. This is a huge mistake. For short-haired breeds like Labradors, the skin is more exposed to rain, cold, and heat, conditions that cause the skin to lose moisture and become more easily damaged. As you've heard me say more than once, the coat is a reflection of the skin, and cosmetics primarily address the skin and, consequently, the coat. For this reason, we should use highly moisturizing shampoos and even masks or conditioners that will help restore the coat's color and intense shine. Along with dog shampoos, masks, or conditioners, we can use masks diluted in water in a spray bottle to accompany brushing. Moisturizing maintenance will also promote the health of our Labrador's skin and coat. 👉 Ear Cleaning 👈 Earwax accumulates in the ears, which we clean with special wipes for dogs that don't irritate the skin. You should also keep in mind that the wipe we use in one ear won't be used in the other to avoid spreading otitis from one ear to the other. Now you have all of Hugo Pesquera's secrets to keep your Labrador always shiny and healthy, without forgetting that the main goal of this care, and dog grooming in general, is health. ✅ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hugo_pesque... ✅ Facebook: http://bit.ly/2xTsC4w ✅ Google +: http://bit.ly/2yWwUbB ✅ Website: https://www.escuelaprocan.es ✅ Online School: http://bit.ly/2fQQLo1 #procan #hugopesquera #labrador