Sentences with phrase «as dogs with thick coats»

Dogs with curly or wiry hair, such as Poodles, or with simple coats, such as Chihuahuas, don't shed as much as dogs with thick coats, and are thus considered less allergy provoking.

Not exact matches

A smashed face breed will overheat more quickly than a dog with a longer snout, as will a dog with a longer, thicker coat.

Many dogs, such as poodles, with very short hair also may require coats, even if their hair is very thick.

Just as with so many other dogs on this list, Akitas have thick double coats, which make dander and fur cause allergen in the air that can affect pet allergy sufferers of all severities.

The German shepherd is often pictured as a large dog with a thick, black and tan coat, usually with a saddle - shaped pattern on the back.

Standard poodles are popular with dog lovers prone to allergies because the thick, curly poodle coat doesn't shed as other breeds do.

Big dogs with thick coats should usually not wear any type of coat, however, as they can quickly overheat.

While they shouldn't be used on dogs that have a thick coat, as extra layers can cause overheating, they can provide protection for small dogs, those with short hair or dogs that have problems keeping warm.

Dogs with thick double coats, such as Alaskan malamutes and Samoyeds, require grooming beyond a basic brushing, especially when shedding.

A TYPICAL YEAR OLD LION DOG c. 1923 C.R. Edmonds, Farmer's Weekly, February 7, 1923) Height — 24 inches at the shoulder Weight — 60 lb Colour — Tawny, fawn or brindle Coat — short and hard Tail — Longish and thick, free from feather and carried low (Note: two breeders have advised the writer that considerable difficulty is experienced in the tail as at times varying lengths of tail occur in the same litter, some being only six to seven inches long like a docked dog, others with a kink like a Bulldog and others with long tails as describDOG c. 1923 C.R. Edmonds, Farmer's Weekly, February 7, 1923) Height — 24 inches at the shoulder Weight — 60 lb Colour — Tawny, fawn or brindle Coat — short and hard Tail — Longish and thick, free from feather and carried low (Note: two breeders have advised the writer that considerable difficulty is experienced in the tail as at times varying lengths of tail occur in the same litter, some being only six to seven inches long like a docked dog, others with a kink like a Bulldog and others with long tails as describdog, others with a kink like a Bulldog and others with long tails as described.

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

Larger breeds with thick coats, such as Bernese mountain dogs, Saint Bernards and Newfoundlands, do not require any extra insulation in the winter — though wearing a jacket will certainly not hurt them.

Being an Arctic dog, all Siberian Huskies have a thick coat (thicker than what most other breeds have) with a dense undercoat and a long topcoat, which both protect the dog against most powerful snow blizzard at temperatures falling as much as -40 degrees Celsius and beyond.

Dogs and cats that have an infection, heart disease, seizures, or muscle spasms are also more prone to heat stroke as well as puppies and kitties up to 6 months, older cats and dogs (7 years in large breeds and 14 in smaller ones), overweight pets, and ones with dark and thick coDogs and cats that have an infection, heart disease, seizures, or muscle spasms are also more prone to heat stroke as well as puppies and kitties up to 6 months, older cats and dogs (7 years in large breeds and 14 in smaller ones), overweight pets, and ones with dark and thick codogs (7 years in large breeds and 14 in smaller ones), overweight pets, and ones with dark and thick coats.

Dubbed as the «ultimate» hunting dog, these dogs are energetic canines with a thick coat perfect for cold weather.

The little lion dog as it is commonly known comes in many colours and has a long wavy coat with a combination of fine and thick hairs giving it a unique texture.

A great majority of pet parents love dogs with long and thick coats as they get to groom and shape it into many fancy hairstyles.

Initially used almost exclusively for the bodies of dogs with thick double coats, such as Newfoundlands or Huskies, force dryers, especially those with variable - speed controls, are now sophisticated enough to be used in drying all breeds.

Some thick and longer - coated northern breeds such as Malamutes may stay in the resting (telogen) phase for lengthy periods — perhaps years, resulting in less shedding than some shorter - haired dogs with similar double coats.