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Two times when? A year, a month, a day, an hour? It wouldn't be good to give a dog a bath more than once a month (if they are a double coated dog- i.e. dog that shed a lot), because it can cause skin irritation. generally a double coated dog is fine to have a bath as few times as possible unless it's extremely dirty. a couple times a year (maybe one bath per season) would be fine. With single coated dogs that need professional grooming, some need to be bathed once a month, others more, it depends on the breed, the hair, the purpose (show dog? just a pet?).

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