Sentences with phrase «heavy coated dogs»

Heavy coated dogs should be trimmed when the temperature increases and short - nosed breeds like the bulldog and pug really suffer when they get too warm.

Heavy coated dogs like the Great Pyrenees need intensive grooming.

Not exact matches

In addition to being heavy on the protein, this dog food is loaded with fatty acids to help add a shine to your dog's coat, skin, and eyes.

Positive displacement is used to force the mixture through the nozzle at 60 pounds of pressure, which will penetrate to the skin of even a heavy - coated dog immediately.

In hot, humid weather, such as in Singapore, always be sure to dry your heavy - coated dog thoroughly after bathing her and after she swims.

Height: 27 to 30 inches Weight: 120 to 220 pounds Short - haired coats in brindle, apricot and fawn colors with black face mask The world's heaviest dog on record was a Mastiff weighing 343 pounds

WebMD Pet Health Feature By Amanda Gardner Reviewed By Amy Flowers, DVM Even if your dog has a thick, heavy coat, he might still feel chilly in the winter.

This Soviet dog is very large and heavy, it has a massive, usually black - masked head, and a muscular, powerful body, covered in a thick, medium length double coat of mostly white color with red, orange or brown patches.

Fully welded heavy steel adjustable feeder that will grow with your dog and is powder coated, guaranteed to last a lifetime!

The ASPCA also recommends rinsing a dog's paws after contact with sand or salt water, drying a dog's ears after any water contact and brushing dogs with heavy or soft coats after a dip because wet coats can mat and trap bacteria.

Unlike humans, dogs don't usually lose their hair as they age; and while dogs do go through shedding periods in which they get a lighter coat for summer and a heavier one for winter, this doesn't explain bald spots or random massive shedding.

However, that pretty coat comes at a price - these dogs are heavy shedders.

Northern breeds equipped with heavy double coats have more protection from the elements than dogs with a single coat and originating from warmer climates.

As more cross-breeding took place, the original dogs in Newfoundland divided into the greater Newfoundland which was a large, heavy, mastiff - like dog with a longer coat.

De-shedding tools are ideal for dogs with combination coats, double and heavy coats.

If you live in a hot and humid climate and the dog will be outside unattended during the day, the short nosed or heavy coated breeds will suffer and may have health problems.

Their glossy coats tend to shed very little if kept as inside dogs; outside dogs may experience seasonal - based heavier shedding, though it is still minimal when compared with other breeds.

Originally kept as a general farm dog that accompanied herders in the Bern region, Switzerland, the Bernese mountain dog is a large, heavy breed with a distinctive tri-colored coat, black with white chest and rust colored markings.

These are heavy duty tools used for dogs who have coarse, thick coats of fur such as the Afghan, German Shepherd, or Schnauzer.

As an example... long hair over the dog's eyes combined with heavy - coated, dropped ears will make that dog a better «alert dog».

As you pack away the heavy coats and await the sunny days, remember that your dog is just as excited as you are to get out of the house and enjoy the outdoors.

Remember that heat and humidity are especially stressful on dogs that have shortened muzzles, heavy coats, black fur, or spend most of their days in air - conditioned splendor.

Even dogs with heavy coats like Huskies and Malamutes can develop cold related injuries and frostbite.

Others live in a cold climate and need a dog with a heavy coat.

The immense double - coat of this dog keeps it warm in the winter and cool in the summer, with the coat being heavier in the cold months and shedding out to be lighter in the warmer seasons.

Both are small, agile, alert, intelligent and friendly dogs with sturdy bodies, short legs and heavy, double coats.

Use a conditioner made for dogs to make the heavy coat more manageable, and rinse again.

If your puppy has a heavy coat, the injury may be hidden from view and the problem not noticed until the dog is in pain and flinches from your touch, or the abscess begins to drain.

Customers whose dogs happily chow down have reported weight loss in heavier dogs and shinier coats.

The outer coat lays flat and wraps around the body protecting the dog from cold in the water and heavy cover in a hunting environment.

Their heavy double coats are an adaptation to cold northern climates, making the dogs vulnerable to heat stress in warm climates.

Newfoundland puppies and dogs are more suited to colder climates than hot climates, as they have heavy coats.

The water - resistant coat is thick and heavy, appropriate to the Newfoundland's original role as a working dog in a marine environment.

The Pyr coat is thick and makes the dog look heavier than it is.

From its earliest days, these dogs have been known for their distinct blue tongue and heavy, thick coat which makes the breed identifiable in historical references.

A heavy coat on a cold, snowy day will keep dogs warm and dry.

Also, some breeds of dogs have a heavier coat in the winter that will tighten the collar, then shed that coat in the spring and summer, loosening the collar.

If you opt for a dog with a double coat, be prepared for two heavy shedding seasons annually.

First, the heavy, thick coat obscures the dog underneath; secondly, «artistic» grooming can enhance a less - than - ideal feature, or less skillful grooming can make good qualities very hard to find.

Working dogs with heavy, thick coats; such as Huskies, Newfoundlands, and Akitas, should be brushed regularly.

Be aware that excessive trimming over the hind quarters can make a longish dog look shorter than he is, and a heavy coat in front of the forechest and behind the rear can make a dog that is in fact square look long.

This should be done every few months to keep the coat at a manageable length.This breed of dog usually sheds their coat heavily once a year, usually in the Spring to get rid of its heavy winter coat.

If you own a heavy - coated dog, it will probably be more comfortable in a metal crate.

During the springtime, they shed their heavy winter coat, so owners may need to brush their dog more frequently during this time.

This breed of dog usually sheds their coat heavily once a year, usually in the Spring to get rid of its heavy winter coat.

The thick, heavy coat was quite effective at protecting the dog from injury.

Some groomers and vets recommend summer shearings for dogs with very heavy coats.

The coat should be weatherproof and thorn - proof without being so heavy as to create a problem when the dog is hunting.

Dogs with a heavy coat or dense undercoat are more likely to develop these lesions.

The heavier - coated dogs got iced up in the snow (snow compacted and formed little, hard iceballs that clung to the dog's coat and weighed it down).