Canadian Eskimo Dog Training and Grooming
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The Canadian Eskimo Dog boasts having a dense double coat with the outer coat being harsh whereas the undercoat is soft and downy to the touch. Their coats offer them tremendous protection against harsh, cold weather conditions and although thick and dense, they are pretty low maintenance on the grooming front only needing to be brushed once or twice a week to keep things tidy and in good condition.
They shed throughout the year only a lot more so during the Spring and then again in the Autumn when more frequent grooming is usually necessary to stay on top of things and to remove dead and shed hair from a dog’s coat. It’s also important to check a dog’s ears on a regular basis and to clean them when necessary. If too much wax is allowed to build up, it can lead to a painful infection which can be hard to clear up. In short, prevention is often easier than cure with ear infections.