Sentences with phrase «guard hairs»

Do not expect a harsh coat in a puppy but in older puppies or adolescents, separate the coat and you should see the beginnings of guard hair coming in.

In the broken coat, the coat is intermediate with longer guard hairs than the smooth coat variety.

The hair loss in these dogs begins at puberty with the loss of the outer guard hairs of their coat leaving them looking like puppies.

On the other hand, the outer layer is made of long, stiff guard hairs.

The outer coat has straight guard hair to protect them from the elements (like snow).

Due to color variations depending on their age, they will have black guard hairs with a light silver color overall.

These dogs have their double coat divided into an upper coat which is comprised of so - called guard hairs.

The white guard hairs against the dark surface color create the silver look that the rabbit is known for.

Quality coats consist mainly of long, soft guard hairs.

The long guard hairs form the outer layer and protect against snow or ice and even shed water.

The long guard hairs are rough and feel harsh to the touch.

The outer coat boasts coarse, straight guard hairs.

Coat and Color: They have a short to medium coat with coarser guard hairs over a softer undercoat.

This graceful elegant cat is a bright even blue colour with silver tipped guard hairs giving it a silver sheen.

The Cornish Rex have soft, wavy, rippled coats which lack guard hairs, and therefore they don't shed like other cats.

Sable — Sable Pomeranians have a distinct solid base in its coat with black - tipped guard hairs.

The texture of this coat also matches that environment — longer, coarse guard hairs over a dense undercoat.

It reaches past guard hairs easily.

Signs include proportionate dwarfism (rather than the disproportionate form of dwarfism characteristic of congenital hypothyroidism), loss of primary guard hairs with retention of the puppy coat, hyperpigmentation of the skin, and bilaterally symmetric alopecia of the trunk.

Samoyeds topcoat or outer layer act as guard hairs which are coarse and long.

The wiry guard hair can be hand - stripped or easily plucked from the coat.

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.

Coarse guard hairs in the outer coat trap the shedding undercoat hairs, keeping them off the floor and furniture.

Double - coated breeds like Siberian Huskies and Samoyeds have thick fur with a soft downy undercoat and coarse guard hairs on the top layer.

Elkhounds are mid-size silver gray dogs with dark guard hairs and muzzles.

After the nearby barbed wire snags coarse guard hairs from the bear's outer coat, the fur's DNA is sequenced to divulge the number of individuals, their species and gender.

Starting with second - or third - day hair (which will give your hair extra hold), mist Fructis Frizz Guard hair spray all over to keep it polished.

The raw product is the fine downy undercoat of goats, grown during the winter months under the coarse, outer, weather - resistant guard hair.

This calf - length coat is crafted from off - white cross mink fur with grey guard hairs.

Wolf Sable — It's a light gray undercoat mixed with steel gray guard hairs with a dark shade.No hint of orange or cream color.

Its fur is short and plush with short, erect guard hairs that give it the feel of velvet.

It will also feature short guard hairs and a thick undercoat.

All of these have beautiful double coats, with downy, soft undercoats and upper guard hair.

The Blanc de Hotot rabbit has soft, rollback fur that is relatively short, except for the extra-long guard hairs that give the rabbit its frosty sheen.

The lack of guard hairs make the Cornish Rex's coat very soft touch.

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

Tibetan Mastiffs have thick, fluffy coats that are heavier around the neck; they also have a woolen undercoat and rough guard hair.

It combines a dense undercoat with an outer coat consisting of abundant guard hairs that are long, well - fitting, straight and of medium harshness.

Coat The coat is double, but without the harsh standoff guard hair and woolly undercoat usually associated with double coats.

Some people dislike using a Furminator because it damages guard hairs, but this is untrue.

Sable German Shepherds are best known for those characteristic multi-colored individual hairs, though they may be masked by dark or black guard hairs too.

Close examination reveals long thin guard hairs over the short silky undercoat.

Primary guard hairs do not develop.

Stiffer, longer guard hairs work to direct snow or water away from the undercoat and skin.

Wispy scraps of soft, fluffy undercoat and stiff strands of guard hair wend their way under furniture, cling to carpets and clothing, and invade cabinets and closets.

The dog's thick undercoat and long, coarse guard hairs typify those of northern breeds such as the Siberian Husky.