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Use a pup-friendly shampoo to wash your dog, and make sure to rinse him completely. "Not doing so can lead to contact dermatitis or hot spots, moist and infected lesions that itch," Dr. Freeman told POPSUGAR. It's also important to dry your dog when you get out of the bath. We know how much dogs like to make a run for it after bath time and shake out all the water, but try to towel dry them or even use a hair dryer to get them as dry as you can. If you have a dog with a heavy coat, this is especially important, as leaving them wet can lead to hot spots.