Things You'll Need:
- Rubber brush
- Dog shampoo
- Ear cleansing solution
- Coat gloss
- Dog nail clippers
- Cotton swab
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Step 1
Brush your dog occasionally, once a week at most, using a rubber brush to remove any shed hair.
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Step 2
Wipe your dog's mouth regularly. Black and Tan Coonhounds drool a great deal. Of course, this is more of a nuisance for their owners than the dogs themselves.
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Step 3
Bathe twice a month or as needed if your dog becomes filthy. This breed's skin can become overly dry with too much bathing.
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Step 4
Apply a coat gloss or a light coat of protein conditioner spray to give your Black and Tan Coonhound a gorgeous sheen to its coat.
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Step 5
Clean your dog's ears regularly using an ear cleansing solution, found at any pet store. Squeeze a few drops of the solution into your dog's ear canals, working it in by gently rubbing the base of your dog's ears. Use a cotton-tip applicator or cotton swab to remove any dirt, debris and excess solution. Black and Tan Coonhounds are extremely susceptible to ear infections.
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Step 6
Clip your dog's nails regularly just at the tips.











