Groom a Keeshond

Brush the coat thoroughly several times per week. They need a general brushing at least twice a week. Make sure to give them a deep brushing; don't just smooth down the topcoat. Keeshonds have a very dense undercoat, and the topcoat can often mask its condition. Neglect can lead to excessive knotting and/or matting of the coat. These knots can be very painful to remove.

Use a #10 blade to trim hairs around the anus which may collect fecal matter and dirt.

Bathe or dry shampoo the dog when necessary. Don't bathe them too often or you can dry out the coat. Prior to the bath, apply protein coat conditioner and detangling spray to the dog's coat. Apply a second time after bathing and drying the dog.

Comb out your Keeshond's coat starting with a slicker brush, then moving to a coarse or medium comb.

Trim stray hairs around the feet and between the pads with scissors.