What to do about knotted Teddy dog hair

Light knots: Teddy dog hair knots can be gently loosened using a dog-specific pin brush. Here's how to do it:

Gently tear the knotted hair with your hands.
Hold the hair at the root firmly.
Start brushing from the top of the knot, working inward in sequence.
You can also use a hair dryer to blow the hair while brushing.

Severe knots: If the knots are severe, simply cut off the dead ends with scissors.

Gently untangle:

If the Teddy dog has only mild knots, it's easy to handle. Use a brush (make sure it's specifically for dogs) and untangle the hair slowly. You can also use a hair dryer to blow the hair while brushing. Do not give the dog a bath; Teddy dog hair is fine and delicate, and water makes it even more brittle, making it harder to untangle.

Serious entanglement: If the Teddy dog's hair is severely entangled, do not pull on the hair. Randomly pulling only makes the hair messier. Instead, start untangling from the tips and work your way inward in sequence.

Cut off the knots:

If the dog's hair has formed a dead knot, assess the size of the area. If it's small, simply cut off the dead knot area with scissors. Teddy dogs grow hair quickly; with proper care, new hair will grow back in a week or two.

Shave the dog's hair:

If the knots are severe and extensive, and the hair is unmanageable, take the dog to a pet store to have its hair shaved. Proper hair care is essential for preventing skin diseases and parasites.

Regular grooming:

Lastly, regular grooming is crucial for Teddy dogs. Their hair is essential for their appearance, and brushing them weekly 2-3 times can prevent knots.