FAQ

The Shikoku is a rare, medium-sized Japanese hunting dog breed from Shikoku Island, known for its athletic build, intelligence, and loyalty. It's best suited to experienced owners due to its strong prey drive and independent nature.

Basic grooming includes brushing and combing, nail trimming, bathing with proper shampoo, ear cleaning, dental care, and coat trimming as needed.

To trim your dog at home, use a grooming kit suited to your dog's breed and coat type, including brushes, clippers, scissors, and other care tools, and follow a calm, patient, and regular grooming routine.

Basic grooming includes brushing and combing, nail trimming, bathing with dog-specific shampoo, ear cleaning, dental care, coat trimming, and drying.

To trim your dog at home, use a well-equipped grooming kit tailored to your dog's breed and coat, and follow proper grooming techniques regularly.

Basic grooming includes brushing and combing the coat, nail trimming, bathing with dog-specific shampoo, ear cleaning, teeth brushing, and drying the coat properly.

To trim your dog at home, use the proper grooming tools suited to your dog's coat type, be gentle and patient, and follow safe grooming practices to maintain hygiene and comfort.

The number one rule for grooming a dog is to tailor the grooming routine—including tools and frequency—to the specific needs of the dog's breed, coat type, and lifestyle.

The 7 steps of grooming a dog are brushing, bathing, drying, nail trimming, ear cleaning, teeth brushing, and coat clipping or trimming.

A complete dog grooming kit should include brushes, nail clippers, shampoo, grooming scissors, clippers, ear cleaner, toothbrush, towels, and storage to maintain your dog's health and appearance.