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White dogs can start looking dingy or dirty within a few days even with a regular bathing routine. If your goal is to keep your white dogs color brilliance a whitening dog shampoo might be best. There are several things you can do in between bathing to keep your white dogs whiter, or at least freshen it up. One of the most important things to know is if it's general dirt or if it's actual staining. Some white dogs will have reddish-brown tear stains under their eyes. This tint can be found around the mouth, feet, or other areas your dog may be licking at. This type of staining is caused by an enzyme in your white dogs bodily fluid. These are the toughest discolorations to deal with as they require a dietary change and an enzyme killing additive.
Daily Brushing or Combing
Just like people, brushing your daily will loosen dirt and dander. It frees the dirt and let's your white dogs hair color come through better. Check out best combs here.
Wet Wipes
You can wipe your white dogs coat with a wet wipe to absorb some of the general dirt and dander that comes with being a dog. Using an unscented wipe is suggested to avoid an allergic reaction. Here's our recommended option >>
Baking Soda Paste
You can mix baking soda and water into a paste and use an old toothbrush to scrub at ground in dirt. Do not brush the skin with the toothbrush it will cause skin irritation. Hold the hair between your fingers and brush it in the palm of your hand. Make sure you rinse the area well.
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