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When it comes to keeping dogs as pets some people prefer large dogs over small dogs. Large dogs do have their share of benefits over small sized dog breeds because other than being just a pet they also play different roles such as security dogs, herding dogs, help to the disabled and much more. Here is a list of 5 Large Dog Breeds and How to Groom Them.
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Info • When it comes to keeping dogs as pets some people prefer large dogs over small dogs. Large dogs do have their share of benefits over small sized dog breeds because other than being just a pet they also play different roles such as security dogs, herding dogs, help to the disabled and much more. Here is a list of 5 Large Dog Breeds and How to Groom Them.
1. LABRADOR RETRIEVER • The Labrador Retriever called simply as Labrador or Labs, are the most popular dogs not only in America but also in countries all over the world. This dog plays various roles such as a companion, guide dog, service dog, show dog, hunting dog, search and rescue dog, etc. • Labradors enjoy being in the company of children which make them a family friendly dog. • These dogs love being outdoors and also like to participate in various activities such as swimming, going for long walks, etc. • Labradors need very basic pet grooming but it has to be done regularly. Their coats need frequent brushing to decrease the amount of shedding. They also need to be bathed once in two weeks unless they get too dirty and their nails need to be trimmed. You also have to check their ears for any infection and have to brush their teeth two to three times a week.
2. GERMAN SHEPHERD • The German Shepherd is a large sized breed of working dog that had its origins from Germany. Until 1977 it was also known as the Alsatian in Britain. These dogs are considered as one of the smartest of the dog breeds and are also are obedient, intelligent, and easily trained. • Since they are one of the most versatile dog breeds in the world, they are often employed in military, search and rescue and police roles. When trained well, these dogs are regarded as a safe breed and make for a good family pet. Since they were originally herding dogs, German Shepherds need a good amount of exercise every day. • German Shepherds are low maintenance dogs; however, they do need to be groomed regularly. You also have to brush their coats frequently to remove dead hair, reduce shedding and to avoid matting. Use our recommended brushes. They need to be bathed just once every three months and their ears need to be frequently checked for infections. German Shepherds have short nails so you don’t need to trim them very often.
3. GOLDEN RETRIEVER • The Golden Retriever is one of the most popular dog breeds all over the world. They were originally bred as ‘hunting’ dogs and got the name retriever because of their skill to fetch the game without harming them, due to their delicate mouth. • Golden Retrievers are intelligent which is why they make great working dogs. They can also be seen playing different roles such as hearing dogs for the deaf, seeing-eye dogs for the blind, hunting and detection dogs, as well as search and rescue dogs. These dogs have a very friendly nature which makes them a favourite among families. Although they love to be indoors, they do require to exercise regularly. • Golden Retrievers need to be groomed frequently. You need to brush them weekly to control their shedding and to maintain their double coat. These dogs need to be bathed quite often and their nails need to be trimmed twice a month. Other than that, you need to check their ears for any infections and their eyes, nose, and mouth for any inflammation.
4. STANDARD POODLE • The Standard Poodle known simply as Poodle is one of the most admired dog breeds in the world and they come in three different sizes such as standard, toy, and mini. The Standard Poodle was recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1887 and was later bred down to the miniature and toy size poodles. • This dog is considered as the second most intelligent dog after the Border Collie and is also very easy to train. The Standard Poodle is a crowd-pleaser and so is great with families and children. These dogs need a lot of exercise and activity, so it is not recommended to keep them if you are a busy person. • The Standard Poodle needs frequent grooming although they don’t shed much. This is because they have hair and not fur which tends to get knotted up if not brushed daily. It is also recommended to use a good quality shampoo for dogs while bathing your Standard Poodle. Do check our range of shampoos. The basic Dog grooming like trimming nails, brushing teeth and checking eyes and ears for infections also need to be done for these dogs.
5. ROTTWEILER • The Rottweiler doesn’t have a very good reputation since it has always been depicted in a negative character in movies and on television. But in reality, the Rottweiler is quite the opposite and is a very popular large dog breed. • These dogs were initially bred as herding dogs but today it has various roles such as service dog, guard dog, police dog, etc. Rottweilers are loyal, friendly and extremely intelligent. They get along with children and other pets so they will be great for your family. • Rottweilers are one of the easiest dogs to groom. However, you have to brush their coats daily to prevent shedding. They don’t need to be bathed frequently unless they get very dirty. You have to brush their teeth once a week and trim their nails at least once a month.
