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Is this an in house only animal? I'm not being a smart ass but my skin also dries out in the winter when I just don't spend much time in the fresh air.

Treat her as a human being as you would treat yourself . Give her plenty of vegatables and dog biscuits when feeding her and use Cammomile and moisturiser

Do not bath her. That will just dry out her skin more. Get some brewers yeast to add to her food. Brewers yeast is great for skin problems and skin allergies. 

Are you sure she does not have fleas? Does she have red bumps or scabs? Usually all it takes is a change in food. A better meat based natural food, not Supermarket food. She may be allergic to fleas. If she has fleas, bathe her with Dawn dishwasing lotion. Make sure you dont get it in her eyes.

As Ann says she may have a flea allergy? There will be spots around the base of the back above the tail. Also you can bath her with emulsifying ointment and then rub this into the dry skin. Emulsifying ointment is used for children even babies and adults with exzema - non presciption product. To make a bath one tablespoon or more to boiling water run under bath water - very soothing and good for the skin - also can be got in liquid form.(Oilatum). 

Colleen

Do not use boiling water on the dog. Make sure the bath water is luke warm and do not leave her long in the water.

I have heard of doge having hormones out of whack that will cause itchy irritated skin.