Do you know how to choose a dog shampoo?

When choosing a dog shampoo, the first thing we should consider is our pet's coat type. Short, long, curly, straight... Getting the shampoo right will make brushing easier and will keep your dog's hair soft and shiny for longer. A dog shampoo, first of all, must have an appropriate pH . Keep in mind that you will not be able to use the same shampoo for your pet as for the rest of the family, since dogs have a higher pH. Starting from this, you should next look at the type of your pet's hair (long, short, curly, etc.) or the specific characteristics of its skin (if it has dermatitis, for example). Shampoo for long haired dogs With Ginseng extract, it revitalizes dull and dull hair and prevents the formation of knots and tangles. Recommended for golden retrievers, border collie, Yorkshire terrier, German shepherd, etc. It is also the ideal option for the so-called spitz breeds (Pomeranian, Siberian Husky, Samoyed, Chow Chow...etc). Shampoo for curly-haired dogs Specific for dogs with frizzy hair and a tendency to tangle. Contains avocado oil, which deeply nourishes and repairs, defining curls. This option is perfect for poodle or poodle, spaniel, bichon frize, fox terrier, English sheepdog or bobtail, among other breeds. Shampoo with aloe vera for sensitive or irritated skin This option is recommended for dogs with superficial wounds or bites, dermatitis, rashes and eczema. Thanks to its aloe vera content, in addition to keeping your pet clean, it helps heal wounds and/or irritations and has an anti-inflammatory effect. It is also highly recommended for puppies, who have sensitive skin. Dry Cleaning Shampoo In some circumstances, especially if your pet has an aversion to water, you can resort to dry cleaning options.



In the Disane dog products catalog you will find a specific alternative. Contains Hamamelis, Lemon Balm, Rosemary, Sage and Thyme. It does not need rinsing and thanks to its gentle and natural formula, it is suitable for all dog breeds and all hair types. It offers a deodorant and antiseptic effect, eliminating both dirt and bad odors. Tips for training a puppy January 19, 2022 Published in Blog train a puppy Knowing how to educate a puppy is essential to ensure the good behavior of your pet in the future. Of course, you will need to be patient and dedicate time to training them. Patience and time are two of the first things you will need to train a puppy. Among the things that you will have to teach him, in addition to obeying your instructions, when and where he CZ Leads should relieve himself, being alone, not biting... Keep in mind that what really works is positive reinforcement over punishment. That is, so that you can see it more clearly with an example, reward him when he pees in the street, instead of punishing him for doing it at home. Learn to “go to the bathroom” One of the most urgent things that we all want a puppy to learn when he comes into the family is not to relieve himself at home. As soon as he arrives, he will probably smell the whole house and may urinate a little to “mark” his territory. Don't scold him and let him be calm and get used to his new home. Keep in mind that until we give him the vaccines, it is not recommended that he go outside, so you should set up a place where he can relieve himself.






You can use the Disane soaker . You can wash it in the washing machine and reuse it, and it has a non-slip material on the bottom to keep it fixed in one place. It is super absorbent and made with a breathable material that neutralizes odor. Place the soaker in a place in the house (if you have previously urinated, place it there). Estimate that puppies usually urinate or poop 20-30 minutes after eating, so take him there. If he relieves himself, reward him. If he does them in another part of the house, quickly take him to the soaker and reward him later. Once the puppy is vaccinated and can go outside, take the pad with you and place it next to a tree so that it associates it with that new space. When he urinates or defecates in the street, give him a treat, a snack or just a pet. Rewards are much more effective than punishments . At first it is advisable to go for a walk often to prevent him from urinating at home and recognizing that he must now relieve himself in the street. Socialization: how to train a puppy Educating a puppy also includes socialization. During their first weeks of life, dogs have to learn to live with all the stimuli that they will encounter in their daily lives. Crossing paths with other dogs on the street, living with traffic noises, being petted by a child... It is very important that you teach him to face all these experiences in a positive way. This will determine your character in the future. It is not so much about preventing him from interacting with other dogs, it is important that he also understands the way in which he should interact with them. Schedules, routines and loneliness It is very important to maintain order when walking, eating, resting, etc. And that these are maintained by all members of the family. When it comes to being left alone at home , it is essential that your pup learns this gradually.