1. First, use a small dog-specific comb to comb the hair on Corgi's buttocks, and clean up any dirt that accidentally got stuck on.
2. Prepare a pair of dog-specific hair trimming scissors, preferably a small one, so that you can make local repairs more easily.
3. Before pruning, the corgi's body must be fixed first. Don't let it move around, especially don't let its buttocks sway. Wait until the Corgi has stabilized and stopped moving before you can start pruning.
4. First find the Corgi's anus, use it as the center point, trim the surrounding fur around this point, and trim it into a circle with a radius of 2 to 3 cm, or the owner can use his creativity It's also okay to cut out a heart shape.
