Sentences with phrase «fine undercoat»

Cashmere is never cheap, since it takes the soft, fine undercoat of two cashmere goats to produce one two - ply sweater, according to the Cashmere and Camel Hair Manufacturers Institute.

The cords are formed by the mingling of the soft fine undercoat with the outer hair, because they grow at different rates the natural cording occurs.

Rex cats have no top coat at all, and only a very fine undercoat.

Wild and early domesticated sheep have a bristly overcoat called the kemp and a fine undercoat of wool called the fleece.

This dog has a coarse liver or tan outer coat with a fine undercoat that you should keep dry.

The dog's fine undercoat can be collected when shed and spun into yarn used to make sweaters, scarves, afghans, and other items.

The coat is flat, hard and dense, also with a short, fine undercoat.

Its weatherproof coat is tousled and double, with a fine undercoat and a harsh, dry outer coat.

The Kuvasz has a double coat, consisting of guard hair and fine undercoat.

The Kuvasz has a double coat, formed by guard hair and fine undercoat.

The double coat of the briard features a fine undercoat with a course outer coat.

The coat is dense, wiry, broken and twisted, almost appearing like coconut matting, with a short, fine undercoat.

He does shed profusely at least once a year, and daily or twice - daily combing sessions are necessary if there is any hope of keeping the fine undercoat hair off furniture and clothes and out of food.

The fine undercoat insulates them and keeps them warm, while the longer overcoat keeps away moisture.

He has a short, double coat with a fine undercoat and fine glossy outer coat.

Curious and friendly, they get along easily with people and other pets and have no fur except for a fine undercoat.

It is generally a weather - resistant coat that protects the finer undercoat from the elements like rain and snow.