Sentences with phrase «labradoodle coat types»

Each of the three Labradoodle coat types has its own set of pros and cons.

The three Labradoodle coat types are not associated with any colors in particular — it all has to do with the colors of the two dogs used in the crossing.

Not exact matches

The F1b generation can favor more of a poodle type coat with the wavy / curly fleece and sometimes wool coats but still retains the unique Labradoodle look.

In this particular Labradoodle cross hair type can be smooth like a Lab or wirey look like a Irish wolfhound or Wavy / shaggy, they usually shed some or a lot, pups in the same litter can vary in coat and physical traits.

It is thicker than a first generation Labradoodle and can have a curly, fleece or wavy coat type.

Since the F1 dogs do shed and have a course wiry type coat, the poodle is bred with the F1 Labradoodle to «correct the coat».

The wool coat type is particularly difficult to groom due to the tight curls — many Labradoodle owners choose to keep their dog's coat clipped short for easy maintenance.

For the most part, however, Labradoodles exhibit three coat types:

The most common type of Labradoodle is the F1B because they are the most likely to have hypoallergenic coats.

Pet owners recommend the Mat Zapper brush for Labradoodles with the thick curly coats, and the ToughZapper for a wavy type coat.

As the Labradoodle breed has so many different types of coat and can be standard sized or a miniature, the Furminator is able to offer up a brush that suits your pet regardless of what package they might come in.

All the Labradoodles in the litter will have similar coat types (in this case, wavy and low shedding), the result of the combination of the different alleles of their two parents.

However, buying a Labradoodle nowadays does not necessarily mean low allergy as coat types can vary even within the same litter

The Labradoodle has three different coat types that are non - to average shedding.

Something that many people don't know about the Labradoodle is that they come in three different coat types.

Dog genetics can be complicated and the type of coat your Labradoodle has will vary depending on the two dogs used in the crossing.