Sentences with phrase «hair dogs tend»

The consensus seems to be in between: short - hair dogs tend to have hair that are hollow inside with air pockets that help improve insulation, but it would not reach the level of protection against the cold that other breeds can get.

Long hair dogs tend to grow hair deep in the ear canal, and this hair can trap bacteria, causing irritation and ear infections.

Not exact matches

Most of the time these dogs tend to be hairless, or they have hair instead of fur, which leads many people to believe that the dogs do not spread allergens into the home.

«Dogs that have hair, not fur, actually don't shed as much and tend to produce less sneeze - provoking dander,» said Dr. Benson.

Their hair tends to fall out at a lower rate than higher shedding dogs, but that does mean they need more grooming.

We tend to say that «no outfit is complete without dog hair.»

All dogs and cats are prone to periodontal disease, but in smaller dogs, teeth tend to be crowded or rotated, creating reservoirs for food, hair, and bacteria.

As a result, dogs tend to have a more sensitive hair, skin, and undercoat.

Groomers tend to clip down the Norwich, which shortens but does not remove dead hair, compromising coat texture, but this method may be more comfortable for older dogs and more efficient for busy pet owners.

Groomers tend to clip down the Norfolk, which only shortens but does not remove dead hair, and compromises coat texture, but this method may be more comfortable for older dogs and more convenient for busy pet owners.

These may be most visible on the dog's groin or belly, where hair tends to be sparse.

This tends to happen more often to dogs with large, floppy ears and to dogs that have longer hair inside their ears.

These tend to be dogs with big ears that flop down or those with lots of hair in their ears.

Breeds with double coats tend to shed more hair than single - coated dogs.

Mange is particularly noticeable in dogs as it tends to leave patches of missing hair rather than all over shedding.

These types of dogs have coats that are more like hair than fur, and they tend not to shed much.

Your pet does require frequent grooming as it does not shed, and without grooming the hair tends to mat, which can be unhealthy for the dog.

DeShed $ 10 For dogs that tend to shed a lot, frequent De-Shedding treatments leave more hair on our floor and less on yours.

Golden Retrievers are another sporting breed that tend to be popular with service dog programs and share many of these traits, as well as Standard Poodles for those looking for a hair coat.

Show dogs are washed very frequently which tends to soften the coat, so feel for texture in the grey hair.

This is a nonshedding dog, which means that loose hairs are caught in the outer hairs, tending to tangle, unless they are combed out.

Like all dogs, it loses its coat periodically; however, the hairs tend to become trapped in the other hairs rather than fall off.

Other dog breeds require a lot of grooming not because they have a special hair style that must be tended to, but simply because they have a lot of hair that easily becomes entangled and dirty.

These small dogs have a lifespan of 13 to 15 years, and the only hair they have tends to grow around their head, feet and tails.

As these dogs have a short coat, many potential owners tend to think they'll have little or no problems with dog hair.

Hair loss in these dogs tends to appear during the winter to spring months.

Lightly colored dogs with color dilution alopecia (CDA) tend to develop hair loss by around 6 months of age, but it may not appear until 2 or 3 years of age in dogs that are darker, such as steel blue Dobermans.

Affected dogs tend to develop hair or skin problems, gain weight and become lethargic.

Rakes with rotating pins tend to be more gentle on the hair and my dogs don't even seem to care that their coat is being raked!

It becomes easier to wipe them clean after being outdoors; things such as burrs or thistles don't tend to get caught as easily, dogs also gain better traction on slippery floors without hair getting in the way.

The dog's undercoat tends to have short, fine hair, also.

Groomers tend to clip down the Border Terrier, which shortens but does not remove dead hair, and compromises coat texture, but this method may be more comfortable for older dogs and more convenient for busy pet owners.

Short - haired dogs can shed more than expected — once the hair is dead, it tends to fall right out.

Dogs with CDA have many large groups or clumps of macromelanosomes which tend to distort the cuticle of the hair.

Adult lice tend to stick to a dog's skin, rather than to its hair.