Pinny-Poo Breed Maintenance
Because
of the Poodle genes, you may have to spend quite a bit of time maintaining
their coat. They need to be brushed daily and most Pinny-Poo owners take their
dog to be professionally groomed every few months to keep their coat
manageable. However, you can do it yourself with trimmers if you learn how. You
will also need to bathe your Pinny-Poo every few weeks and clean their ears at
this time as well. Be sure to use mild dog shampoo approved by your veterinarian
so you do not dry out your Pinny-Poo’s skin. You can trim your dog’s toenails
yourself about once a month with nail trimmers or have them done by the groomer
or veterinarian.
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