Sentences with phrase «fluffy hair coat»

Unfortunately, for most dogs and cats a fluffy hair coat just makes it harder to spot layers of fat that have been accumulating.

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After the bath you can let them air dry for a curly look, or brush out the hair while blow - drying to give the coat a more fluffy look.

Their coat is often doubled layered and short, featuring a velvety, smooth layer of hair on top that's a bit longer, along with a fluffy, short layer beneath.

The coat of the Husky is thicker than most and is comprised of two layers — a short, thick, fluffy undercoat that keeps the canine warm, and a longer topcoat made up of water repellent guard hairs.

A long - coat Chi's hair texture is similar to smooth silk and may sometimes even look fluffy.

White, fluffy coats of curly coarse hair and a soft silky undercoat give the bichon frise the appearance and a soft to the touch feel of a fluffy cotton ball.

Many owners choose to keep the hair trimmed short and it takes on a wavy and fluffy quality; others keep the coat long and flowing.

As they have lush, fluffy coats, these rabbits often swallow a lot of their hair while grooming themselves.

The Bolognese has a fluffy coat that is less fur and more hair in composition.

As you can see the Affenpinscher has a lot of hair that makes it look fluffy and its wiry coat does little shedding of hair.

The three most common breeds of guinea pig are the Smooth - Coated, with short, glossy fur; the Abyssinian, whose hair grows in fluffy tufts all over the body, and the Peruvian, with long, silky hair that flows to the ground.

The coat of this breed is fluffy in appearance and longer hair around the muzzle and eyes give this dog an old man type appearance.

The coat of the puppies who have woolly or fluffy cotton hair will grow quickly but its color will never turn to the correct one.

Both breeds used to create your pup have double coats with soft, fluffy under - hair.

In general, dogs» coats consist of two layers: the soft, fluffy undercoat, and the coarser guard hair.

You may notice that Fluffy's once shiny, thick hair coat is becoming thinner and duller as the years go by.

As you can see in the photo above, this tool removes the course hair of her top coat and the fluffy hair of her undercoat.

The typical «schnauzer cut» gives this breed a long, bushy beard, a short coat on the torso, and fluffy hair on the legs.

It is said that this breed's coat is so fluffy and thick that the skin underneath is barely visible when the hairs are parted.