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Shouldn’t blast in face, use clean cloth to clean folds in skin, use a harness as a restraint stead of a noose, use a cat muzzle if necessary, regular breaks, water, do not allow to over heat, regular respiratory checks and check capillaries

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you should be extra careful when washing the face as water in the nose can be particularly dangerous and skin folds can hold bacteria causing skin complaints, however it is just as important that the skin fold are properly rinsed as leaving shampoo on the skin can also cause irritation and infection.

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GROOMING CONSIDERATIONS

You should take the heart rate and respiratory rate on a regular basis to know if the dog is getting to stressed. If so give the dog a break,you shouldnt over excited the dog because it will struggle to breath and you sure take care when putting water on the dog face I would use a flannel instead of the shower other wise the dog will swallow water and struggle to breath

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Don't allow the dog to become too excited in the grooming process, take regular breaks when blow drying, constantly check room temperatures, have water available, be aware of protruding eyes and skin folds which are more vulnerable to sharp objects such as scissors.

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Ensure water is not allowed to enter the nose, ideally use a cloth instead and ensure all skin folds are dried thoroughly.

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As brachcephalic breeds suffer from malocclusion consider how you would hold the muzzle as it may be painful to touch around the mouth.

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If possible allow to dry naturally. make sure all folds of skin are throughly dry and all dirt removed.

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Avoid stress and excitement during the grooming process. which can lead to excessive panting.

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overheats very quickly
Breathing - not do anything that could restrict the dogs breathing
Thoroughly dry skin folds
protruding eyes that are not well protected from heat, scissors & foreign objects.

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I would check heart and respiratory rate before grooming and at regular intervals I would give breaks to minimize the risk of any unnecessary stress or over heating. I would use a cloth to wash face to avoid water entering the nose, in addition to this I would use a harness and finishing dryer to complete groom as to not restrict the dogs breathing. 

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I would check heart and respiratory rate before grooming and at regular intervals I would give breaks to minimize the risk of any unnecessary stress or over heating. I would use a cloth to wash face to avoid water entering the nose, in addition to this I would use a harness and finishing dryer to complete groom as to not restrict the dogs breathing. 

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blaster must not be blown directly into a brachycephalic dogs face and you should never use a cabinet dryer

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How I would adapt my grooming methods. And what considerations i'd take

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How I would adapt my grooming methods. And what considerations i'd take

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As these dogs can not breathe properly, I would use a finishing dryer on their faces as those dryers wouldn't expose them to as much heat than a blast dryer would. I would also take the dog out for plenty of breaks to make sure they cool down and don't develop heat stress.

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Brachycephalic dogs should be given plenty of breaks during grooms. They should be given access to clean water and toilet stops for fresh air and for the chance to cool down.

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Due to the reduced oxygen intake these breeds should not have a blaster blown directly in there face whilst drying.
A standerd Muzzle should not be placed on flat nosed breeds,only muzzles designed for there breed should be used.

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These dogs have a reduced oxygen intake and cannot breathe normally, therefore should not be dried in drying cabinets, as this can expose them to heat stress, which can exacerbate their existing breathing difficulties.