Lakeside Terrier (definite introduction)
The Lakeside Terrier is a type of athletic terrier that is usually quite active, so its owner should take time to take it out for a walk every day. If conditions permit, you can take it to an open meadow for exercise training, etc. This will not only satisfy his need for exercise, but also improve his digestion and absorption capabilities and maintain a normal appetite.
Because the Lakeside Terrier is covered with long hair, it needs to be groomed all over from time to time. The method is: before combing, spray conditioner or shampoo first, and then use a comb or soft brush to comb from top to bottom. As long as it is brushed every day, its coat can be kept bright and soft, knot-free, white, clean, and beautiful.
In addition to the above-mentioned cleaning, it must also be wet cleaned regularly. After repeated wet cleaning, first use a towel to absorb all the water, and then use a hair dryer to blow it. Blow and comb at the same time. As for how often you wet clean once, it depends on the season and weather conditions. As a rule, the intervals can be longer when the weather is cool; the intervals should be shorter when the weather is hot, and wet cleaning should be done every 3-5 days.
Dog’s toes and claws need to be trimmed regularly, otherwise they will scratch people’s flesh and the clothing of saboteurs.
In seasons with higher temperatures, in addition to bathing your dog more often, you must also pay more attention to the dryness of the dog's ears. Before taking a wet bath, you must first remove earwax, and use sterilized absorbent cotton to moisten and clean the ear canal. and dirt around the ears, but be aware that the cotton balls cannot hold water, and be careful to prevent water from staying in the ears. Before each bath, the dog's ears should be plugged with cotton balls to prevent water from entering. Because this dog is prone to otitis in summer.
Usually, we should always pay attention to the mental state of the dog. If the dog's energy is not good, it may be sick. Pay attention to whether the dog's nose pads are dry and feverish, and whether the stool is loose; whether the appetite has decreased. Under normal circumstances, the dog's nose should be wet. Except when sleeping, there are also the dog's foot pads. It should be soft and should not be cracked. If you find the above situation, you should contact your veterinarian immediately.
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