How To Put Bows In A Dog'S Hair

To put bows in a dog's hair, you should start with, ideally with a freshly groomed dog. The dog's hair needs to be brushed out so that it's easy to separate the area where you would like to tie the bow. It'S helpful to have a dog with slightly longer hair. Certain breeds lend themselves to bows better than others. Essentially, what you're doing is you're making a small ponytail on the dog. You separate a small section of hair right at the top of the ear where you want. The bow to rest and Ehlo here he's got quite of a top knot going, so a bow wouldn't show up very well in his hair. This is not something I typically do to my own dogs, but so you separate a small section of hair again you're making a ponytail. You have a bow tied on you're hemostats. You grab the hair with your theme hemostats and you pull it through the bow and you're finished with the bow you set it. You pull the pull the hair to tighten the bow to the scalp, making sure that it's still comfortable, don't put it too tight and adjust the lay of the bow and cut off the ends so that you have it exactly where you want it.