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How to Bathe a Bichon Frise Puppy
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== Bathing Process == 1. Use lukewarm water to wet your puppy's coat. Avoid getting water directly in their ears, eyes, or nose[1]. 2. Apply a small amount of shampoo and work it gently into the coat, starting from the neck and working your way down the body. Pay extra attention to areas prone to dirt accumulation like paws and underbelly[2]. 3. Be extra careful when washing the face. Use a washcloth with diluted shampoo to clean around the eyes, nose, and mouth to avoid irritation[4]. 4. Rinse thoroughly, ensuring no shampoo residue remains in the coat. Bichons have a double coat, so it's important to rinse until the water runs clear[1]. 5. Apply conditioner if desired, following the same process as with shampoo. This can help keep the coat soft and manageable[2]. 6. Rinse again thoroughly.
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