Only bathe when necessary (dirty, smelly...). The shampoo will remove important body oils from the pup which improves coat condition. I bathe both my grown adult dogs maybe every 3-4 months (or if they get really dirty/smelly). Puppies can be bathed around the same timespan. Get them used to the water way before considering giving them a bath, fill the bathtub a few inches, get some toys and play with him/her. This way they LOVE taking baths. When you do give them a bath, be sure to use a gentle dog shampoo - I have found that an oatmeal base is very good for their skin.
I would say at least every few days. Labs shed a lot and need to be brushed often.
Guinea pigs generally, like any other pet, should be bathed to keep clean and germ free. using a special small animal shampoo and warm water in a tub (preferably deep because they like to jump out) you can give them a quick bath. try not to get soap and/or water in their ears, eyes or mouth. on colder days after their bath guinea pigs should not be left wet; using a brush and blow dryer you should gently dry their fur. Bath your guine pig/s at least once per month.
Absolutely not. Labradors by their very nature are gentle, loving and loyal pets. They'd much rather play than be aggressive. If you have one that's aggressive (and I really hate to say this), chances are it was made that way. As a side note, although most labs are NOT aggressive with people, labs can be aggressive with other animals. In fact, it is worth noting that labs are more dominant and independent than many dogs. Any dog can be aggressive and that's why you need to establish yourself as the boss. If you research black lab aggression, you will find many cases (specifically, involving other dogs).
You should not bathe baby rabbits, or bunnies - especially if they're new born. Their mothers will take care of that. If they have grown their hair and teeth, then you should bathe them 4 times a year. Rabbits really have no need to be bathed unless they have had grooming issues (diarrhea) or have been loose and rolled in the dirt or you suspect fleas (then a flea bath is in order). Never bathe a rabbit under 2 months old.
Yes, there are champion chocolate Labs that have excelled in competitions such as conformation shows, field trials, obedience trials, and more. Champion titles are typically earned by Labs that meet specific standards and excel in their respective competitions.
a rabbit does not need to be bathed it is actually very clean already they clean them selfs very well
Dogs need baths to keep their skin and coat clean and healthy. The frequency of baths depends on the dog's breed, activity level, and skin condition. Generally, dogs should be bathed every 4-6 weeks, but some may need more frequent baths if they get dirty often or have skin issues.
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I would say at least every few days. Labs shed a lot and need to be brushed often.
Yes; women often bathed in milk, and men more often bathed in wine. Roman water was dirty, and the milk and wine had other properties that were good for the skin.
Well, I think it was that she bathed twice a year regularly. So I'd assume not that much or the same amount she had bathed.
She bathed in the cool lake.The mother bathed her baby.
about a moth or two old
Sphynx cats should be bathed approximately once every 1-2 weeks to maintain their skin health and cleanliness.
Many red-tailed boas enjoy swimming but they do not need to be bathed. They are often found near water in the wild and are extremely good swimmers.
You need to reword this question so someone like me can actually answer it.
bathed... as in exactly how it was asked. :)