Does Brushing Reduce Stress in Dogs? 5 Benefits You Should Know About ð¶âš
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Hello everyone, it's been a while!
Lately, we've had consecutive days of intense heat, how are you all doing?âïž
I'm ROSA, a staff member at NENE's store ð¹

Today, I'd like to talk about "brushing" ðª®, an essential part of living with your beloved dog!
While it's strongly associated with removing loose fur and tidying their coat, it actually offers various benefits, such as communication with your dog and health management âš
This time, we'll introduce 5 expected benefits of dog brushing and tips for dogs who dislike being brushed ðŸ
â ð Becomes skinship with your beloved dog
Brushing is a precious time for owners and their dogs to have direct physical contact.
By gently talking to them and brushing slowly, it also becomes a small daily communication âºïž
If they dislike it, don't force it, and gradually get them used to it starting with short periods.
â¡ ð Can lead to relaxation time
Once dogs get used to brushing, some will find the sensation of gentle strokes to be pleasant ð¶
The key is not to apply too much force.
Avoid pulling their fur too hard or pressing the brush firmly against their skin; brush gently while observing your dog's reaction.

⢠⚠Cares for shedding, mats, and tangles
Regular brushing helps remove unwanted loose fur and keeps the coat tidy.
Especially for long-haired and double-coated dogs, it's recommended to groom them frequently before mats and tangles form ðª®

⣠ð Easier to notice changes in skin and body
Brushing also provides an opportunity to check your dog's body.
It can help you notice small changes that are usually hidden by their fur, such as redness, wounds, dandruff, or lumps on the skin ð¡
If you find any concerning symptoms or abnormalities, consult a veterinarian.
†ðŸ Gets them used to being groomed
Dogs have many opportunities to be touched, such as during shampooing, nail trimming, ear cleaning, grooming, and veterinary examinations.
Getting them used to gentle brushing on a daily basis can also be practice for gradually becoming accustomed to being touched. âš
ð¶ What to do if they dislike brushing?
"They run away when they see the brush ðš"
"They won't stay still..."
In such cases, it's a no-go to force it.
First, start with small steps, such as showing the brush, gently touching their body, or brushing a few times and then stopping.
It's also important to reassess whether the brush's stiffness, shape, and pressure are suitable for your dog.
𪮠"SHARR" for dogs who dislike brushing
"I want to choose a brush that my dog will find more comfortable to use."
NENE'S Store's pet brush, SHARR, was born from this desire ð¶âš
SHARR uses gold pins of different lengths and natural boar bristles.
The gold pins penetrate through the coat to tidy it, while the natural boar bristles allow for gentle brushing.

ðŸ Gold Pins à Natural Boar Bristles â 2-in-1
Two different types of bristles, combined in one brush.
From everyday coat care to relaxing bonding time, SHARR makes daily brushing simple and enjoyable. ðª®
ðŸ Make Brushing Time More Comfortable
Brushing isnât just about removing loose hair.Choosing a brush that feels comfortable for your dog can help make grooming a more pleasant experience for both of you. âºïž
ðŸ A Design Youâll Love Using Every Day

Because itâs something youâll reach for every day, weâve paid special attention to the design.
Its simple, elegant look blends naturally into any home interior. âš
From âI hate brushingâ to âDonât stop yet!â ð¶ð
Why not make SHARR by NENEâS Store part of your daily brushing routine with your beloved pet? ðª®âš
Thank you so much for reading to the end. ð€