The causes of static electricity in dogs are the same as in humans, usually caused by dry air and friction. When the dog's hair and skin rub, static electricity will be generated, especially in winter when the room is heated and dry.
In addition, the dog's hair and skin will also be affected by the surrounding environment, such as floors, carpets, fabrics, etc., which will increase Generation of static electricity. Although static electricity in dogs will not affect their health, static electricity can make dogs feel uncomfortable, and some dogs may even become timid because of fear of static electricity. Therefore, you can reduce the generation of static electricity by combing your dog more, keeping the skin moist, and reducing friction between the ground and the carpet.