Sentences with phrase «coated dogs generally»

Long - coated dogs generally sport a single coat which perhaps explains why their coats are so long and luxurious — to better protect their owners.

Double - coated dogs generally shed massive amounts of hair twice a year.

Double - coated dogs generally drop their soft undercoats twice a year and lose their guard hairs once a year, although some individual dogs might shed constantly or only every 10 - 12 months.

Not exact matches

Generally, you should avoid bathing your dog too often as it tends to dry out the skin, stripping it of its natural oils needed for a healthy coat.

Generally, customers looking for brushes and combs are new dog owners or owners who have suddenly realized that their one - to two - year - old dog's coat is a mess and needs to be groomed.

Shorthair: Dogs with shorthaired coats generally need the least amount of care.

These dogs are generally white with loosely curled, thick white coats.

Dogs bred for show are generally more colour than white, whereas sporting dogs tend to have more white in their coats for ease of the hunter to see them in long grDogs bred for show are generally more colour than white, whereas sporting dogs tend to have more white in their coats for ease of the hunter to see them in long grdogs tend to have more white in their coats for ease of the hunter to see them in long grass.

While small dogs with luxurious coats of hair and extravagant haircuts are generally what comes to mind when you think of grooming, in fact all dogs can benefit from a routine grooming program.

At it's most basic level, grooming is the process of bathing the dog, trimming the coat, brushing out, clipping nails and generally cleaning and giving your dog a «spa day».

While the breed was in development there was no official breed standard, though dogs that had long blue - and - tan coats with trimmed ears and docked tails were generally referred to as Yorkshire Terriers.

Generally, dogs with thick or double coats do well in cooler weather.

Dogs don't need bathing and if they have proper coats there is generally little to no grooming needed either.

This very much depends on the individual dog but it will generally be around 5 to 6 months old, which is when the soft puppy coat begins to grow out.

For instance, dogs breeds that have coats with hair that constantly grows require regular visits to the grooming salon for a routine shampoo and cut; whereas, non-shedding breeds with a healthy coat can be generally bathed about every six to eight weeks, suggests veterinarian Cheryl Yuill.

Dogs bred for cold weather generally do fine without coats.

These large dogs can have a variety of coat colors and their short, close coats are generally fawn, brindle, blue, black, harlequin, or mantle in color.

Enzyme replacement Many different preparations of pancreatic enzymes are commercially available; however, powdered formulations have been shown to be most effective in dogs.39 Tablets, capsules and enteric - coated preparations are less effective than powdered extracts and are not recommended.43 Enzyme replacement using an initial dose of 1 teaspoonful of powdered non-enteric-coated pancreatic extract with each meal per 10 kg of body weight is generally effective for dogs, whereas cats should receive one teaspoon per meal.

Generally, lighter coats are considered of higher quality and are often seen among dogs with a line tracing back to the original line in England.

Yes, they have a fine, short coat, but all dogs will shed coat at some point in the year — generally change of season.

Additionally, since Yorkies carry less dander on their coat, they generally do not have the unpleasant «wet dog» odor when wet.

Generally relating form to function, i.e., the original function that the dog was bred to perform, most standards describe general appearance, movement, temperament, and specific physical traits such as height and weight, coat, colors, eye color and shape, ear shape and placement, feet, tail, and more.

Generally, a brushing session per week is more than enough in order to keep the dog's coat in good condition.

The West Highland Terrier may look like a cuddly stuffed animal, but underneath that white coat, he's generally more dog than many people are prepared to handle.

The formula doesn't pad the blend with any grain, but it does give your dog a well - balanced blend of additional vitamins and minerals that keep their coat in excellent condition and generally keep them in tiptop shape overall.

Dog breeds developed to work in water generally have a high oil content in their coat so that water runs of the guard hairs and does not penetrate to the skin.

Generally, these mix dogs coat colors are black, brown, and mostly solid colors.

The show dogs are generally larger and have more abundant coats than the field dogs.

The arguments against washing your dog too often are generally about stripping the coat of natural oils.

Dogs with dominant personalities generally need more training sessions than mild - mannered dogs, and heavy - coated dogs, Poodles, hard - coated terriers, and some others may need professional grooming to keep their coats in good shDogs with dominant personalities generally need more training sessions than mild - mannered dogs, and heavy - coated dogs, Poodles, hard - coated terriers, and some others may need professional grooming to keep their coats in good shdogs, and heavy - coated dogs, Poodles, hard - coated terriers, and some others may need professional grooming to keep their coats in good shdogs, Poodles, hard - coated terriers, and some others may need professional grooming to keep their coats in good shape.

Purebred dogs generally cost more than mixed breeds, and they are more predictable as to size, coat type, and temperament.

Generally, dogs with long coats are much more grooming intensive.

Larger dogs with coarse coats can generally stay warm, but if they are sick or have a weak immune system a good coat would be a good idea.

The eye color generally matches that of the coat: slate - grey dogs have dark brown eyes; brown dogs have brown to amber colored eyes; blue dogs have grey colored eyes; fawn dogs have amber - hazel colored eyes.

The coat and ruff generally longer in dogs than in bitches.

While at - home drying should not generally need more than a two - horsepower motor to get the job done, customers with large double - coated dogs may want a three - or even four - horsepower motor.