How to Keep a Dog's Hair White
- 1). Bathe your white dog at least once a month. Use a bluing shampoo to whiten the fur. If your dog has sensitive skin, as white-furred dogs often do, use a non-soap shampoo. Thoroughly saturate your dog with warm water in your chosen bath spot, lather up with your favorite doggy shampoo, and rinse thoroughly with warm water. Dry with a warm, fluffy towel. A bath alone will whiten your dog and freshen his doggy smell.
- 2). Sprinkle some corn starch or baby powder onto your white dog's coat in between baths. Fluff the powder or corn starch gently into the coat covering the skin and fur completely. Brush out as much as possible. Not only will this whiten your dog's coat, it will freshen her aroma.
- 3). Use baby wipes for those times you don't have access to corn starch or baby powder to whiten your dog. Simply go over your dog's white coat with several baby wipes to clean the surface of the fur and freshen up the dog's appearance. Baby wipes are especially useful for cleaning dog paws. Likewise, remove tear stains and brown staining around your canine's mouth with baby wipes.
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