There are probably pet owners out there who may be struggling and having a hard time giving their dog a bath. There are some dogs that enjoy the water and don't mind being bathed however, not all dogs are like this unfortunately. In most cases, dogs really don't like the idea of being wet, so they either try to run off whenever they hear the water running in the bathroom when they know it's their bath time or some dogs even get aggressive, growl and sometimes even bite their owners just to avoid being washed. For those who are struggling with bathing their dog, these are just a few tips that you should consider. Start it Young If you start bathing your dog while he's still a puppy, the dog will eventually get used to it and it will become part of his routine. He will come to accept that regular baths are not so bad, and will …show more content…
They're easier to hold on to, and you don't have to worry about where to give your dog a bath. Some opt to use a basin; some do it in the kitchen sink. Either way, make sure your dog is comfortable. If your dog happens to be a larger dog, you can try to bathe your dog in the bathtub, but if you don't have one, you can always do it outside with the garden hose as long as it's warm outside. I know a lot of pet owners with dogs that try to run off. If this is the case, you should run the water while the dog is not around, so you won't scare him off. There are also pet owners that have dogs that get aggressive as soon as it's bath time. One solution is putting a leash on him or a muzzle to prevent him from biting you. However there have been claims that putting a muzzle on the dog while on the shower might suffocate or even drown him. If you aren't able to handle your dog or he gets aggressive during bath time, then maybe it is best for you to hire a dog groomer or dog trainer that will teach your dog to enjoy getting