"I just got my hair permed and dyed from Teacher Tony, and then I asked my best friend to get a manicure together." This kind of operation must be very familiar to many young ladies who love beauty! However, the editor has recently discovered that many pet dogs have also become popular for "hair and manicure", and dog hair and manicure has become a popular industry. The cause of the incident can be traced back to a popular Douyin video. At that time, on the streets of Sichuan, a man was holding a "panda" across the road, which attracted a lot of attention from people around him. Then this "odd anecdote" was photographed by passers-by and posted online, causing quite a stir. Some people on the Internet joked, "Sure enough, everyone in Sichuan has a panda." In fact, this so-called "panda" is nothing more than a dyed chow.

Perhaps as Talde said, human beings are innately imitated, so many people have begun to "take action" on their pet dogs. At the beginning, I just followed the "panda makeup" trend, but it didn't take long for everyone to "play with it". The colorful hair and colorful looks are simply like the "revival" of the "Love Burial Family" in the dog world.

However, is this really good? Hair dyeing and manicure are just the "beauty" that humans think they are, but dogs may not like them. In fact, this special "pampering" will cause great harm to their bodies and minds. Why is it not recommended to dye your dog’s hair and nails? 1. The quality of pharmaceuticals is difficult to guarantee. Hair dyes and manicure materials currently used by humans are not 100% safe, let alone used on dogs. Judging from the current market, many of the hair dyes and nail polishes used by pet institutions that style dogs are three-no products. You have no way of knowing what is added to them. The quality and safety of these products is really worrying. The harm these products can do to your dog when applied to it can be imagined. In fact, these agents will destroy the acid-base balance of the dog's skin, causing various skin diseases in the dog, and even causing the dog's hair to fall off directly. The harm is too great! ! !

2. The smell of chemicals harms the dog’s sense of smell. As we all know, hair dye, nail polish and other chemical agents have strong irritating smells, which are sometimes unbearable for us who have an average sense of smell, let alone dogs with extremely developed sense of smell. Long-term stimulation by the smell of this agent will cause certain damage to the dog's sense of smell. In severe cases, it may even indirectly affect its appetite and endanger the dog's health.

3. Hair dye is easily eaten by dogs. Basically, all dogs have the habit of licking their hair. For dogs who have dyed their hair, it is very likely that they will lick the dye in the process. What kind of consequences these toxic chemicals will have if they enter the dog's body directly depends on "God's mood". In serious cases, it will directly threaten the life safety of the dog.

4. Strange shapes harm the psychology of dogs. Even if these chemical agents are extremely safe, non-toxic and tasteless, and will not cause any harm to the dog's body (of course it is unlikely), these shiny manicures and colorful hair can actually have an impact on the psychology of dogs. From our human perspective, dogs who have been styled are cuter. However, in the eyes of dogs, this kind of human aesthetic may not be cute but scary. Not only will it cause obstacles in self-cognition, it will also make it impossible to get along with other dogs. Over time, the dog's personality will become withdrawn and depressed.

In the editor’s opinion, dyeing your dog’s manicure is completely superfluous. It costs a lot of time and money, but the result is harmful to the dog without any benefit. Here, the editor calls on everyone to stop following the trend of dyeing and painting nails for dogs. Natural health is the most beautiful~

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