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Coated Dogs - The Frosting On The Cake
What is 'the frosting on the cake', other than that which is obvious? The term is commonly used to describe any finishing touch - something which is not inherent to that which is beneath it, but rather, an enhancement - usually visual. So, for the purposes of this article, consider the abundant coat of the Pekingese, as well as that of other coated breeds, to be 'the frosting on the cake'.
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Dog Grooming - The Basics of Brushing and Bathing Your Dog
Brushing your pet should be a fun process for you and your dog. Your dog should not be frightened of the brush. Short grooming sessions to begin with are always best. Always rewarding your dog with praises and a treat or letting him chew on a toy while you groom away. Don't let your dog bite and play with your grooming tools, as it can become a play toy and this is not fun when you are trying to groom your dog and he is trying to eat the brush at the same time. Use a rubber non slip matt for smaller dogs if you need to brush your pet on a bench, always remember never to leave your pet unattended when up high. For the larger breeds a nice brush out on the back lawn would be like heaven for your dog. Not only is he receiving a grooming but in his mind you are paying attention to him in his domain. You no doubt will receive loads of licks for this! And then it becomes a fun and happy event each time you groom your dog.
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