How Do You Groom A Japanese Chin?
Alternately known as the Japanese Spaniel, Japanese Chins are little dogs which appear to be almost twice their size due to their voluminous coats which grow long and stick out all over the body. Japanese Chins are lively, gentle and charming but not well suited to small children. This type of dog has a fairly high grooming demand. Use a slicker brush, a natural bristle brush and metal combs alternately while grooming the coat. Brush the dog frequently to avoid knots or tangling. Since the Japanese Chin’s coat is so soft and puffy, knots may not be noticeable. Be vigilant. Use clippers to shorten the dog’s hair if you wish. This doesn’t ruin the dog’s appearance, but it’s all a matter of taste. However, don’t clip your dog if you plan to put him in show. Bathe your dog with a shampoo that is rich in protein. This keeps the dog’s hair soft and fluffy and adds an extra sheen to the coat as well. Use a coat gloss for a few days after bathing. It may take this long for the natural oils of
