How to Calm a Bully Kutta Before Grooming
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Introduction
The Bully Kutta is considered a very aggressive and dominant breed that is recommended for experienced dog owners. They are not normally recommended for families with children, yet will defend their families to the death. They tend to be a bit shy around other dogs and strangers, and as you might imagine can be a bit of a handful when it comes time to groom them. Thankfully, they are an average shedding breed that requires little more than a good brushing or combing. They should only be bathed when necessary.
Dog's Perspective
The reality is simple, Bully Kuttas can be a handful when they are puppies, but if you don’t start working with your four-legged friend as soon as you bring him home, he can become a bigger handful. The longer you wait, the harder it will be. Remember your pooch doesn't really care if he is groomed or not. But, you can bet he cares about you and that brush you have in your hand.Â
The It's All About Calm Method
The No Big Deal Method
Caution & Considerations
- If for any reason you think your Bully might try to bite
you, consider using a muzzle for your safety and that of your pup.
- There is no reason to rush the grooming process, it can be a
great time for the two of you to bond.
- Always groom your pooch in the same quiet room in your
house.
- Give your Bully plenty of time to get used to the brush and
if you need to use them, the shears.
- If you need to use shears, be sure they are nice and sharp
and have rounded safety tips.Â
Conclusion
Because of their sheer size and strength, Bully Kuttas can be challenging to groom, but if you start working with your pup from day one when you bring him home, he should get used to it very quickly. Thankfully, you should only need to bathe this breed a few times a year or less.Â
