Sentences with phrase «haired breeds such»

For long haired breeds such as golden retrievers or Persians or other breeds that fit the grooming stereotype, like poodles or Shih Tzu's, it is recommended for your pet to be groomed every four to six weeks in order to maintain a manageable coat for you and your groomer.

Long - haired breeds such as Maltese and shih tzus are prone to mats, making regular brushing essential.

Recommended for puppies, toy breeds and short - haired breeds such as Beagles, Fox Terriers, Dachshunds, etc..

Short haired dogs, such as Labrador Retrievers, can shed as much (if not more) than longer haired breeds such as Rough Collies.

Brush your rabbit's coat at least weekly, more if you own a long - haired breed such as an Angora or American fuzzy lop.

Not exact matches

If arthritis is a problem, avoid longhaired breeds such as Pekingese or Maltese and look at short, smooth - haired dogs such as Toy Manchester Terrier.

Many long haired cats, such as those of the Persian cat breed, tend to get matted fur if they're not properly groomed often.

Long - haired breeds — such as Persians and Maine Coons — may be at greater risk for developing hairballs than are short - haired breeds.

Although all dogs can sunburn, you need to be extra vigilant about protection if you own a pink — skinned or thin — haired breed, such as:

If you prefer not to spend more time and money grooming your pup than you do on yourself, you might go for a short - haired breed, such as a beagle or dachshund.

Similar to all long - haired breeds, Swiss Fox Rabbits are particularly susceptible to digestive issues, such as GI stasis.

Other breeds, such as boxers, flat - and curly - coated retrievers, border collies, huskies, doberman pinchers, Rhodesian ridgebacks, Australian shepherds, German short - haired pointers, dalmatians, and even standard poodles, are occasionally used by some programs.

For example, hairy breeds require brushing at least once a week but short - haired ones, such as Dalmatians, require less grooming.

Those with close bristles are great for grooming short - haired breeds, such as a terrier, pug or miniature schnauzer, while wider spacing is more effective for longer hair.

For example, certain long - haired dogs have been breed for very cold conditions while others (such as the Newfoundland) can easily handle extremely wet and cold conditions.

Short - haired breeds or those that are very small, such as Chihuahuas or Dachshunds, can struggle to maintain their body heat in cold weather.

While they are great for short, medium or curly haired breeds (such as a St Bernard or German Shepherd), slicker brushes often aren't the best choice for long - haired dogs.

Longer - haired and thick - coated dog breeds, such as huskies and other dogs bred for colder climates, are more tolerant of cold weather; but no pet should be left outside for long periods of time in below - freezing weather».

Some long - haired breeds, such as Persians, Ragdolls, and Maine Coons are much more likely to get hairballs; as are cats who groom themselves compulsively.

The dominant paternal haplotype occurs as expected in several bracycephalic breeds that include «bull» in their breed names, as well as breeds such as the Beagle, Coton de Tulear, and Wire - haired fox terrier.

Long - haired breeds - such as Persians and Maine Coons - are at significantly greater risk than short - haired breeds.

The CoatHook works really well on dogs that have coats that shed, such as Labs, Collies, Shepherds, and mixed breeds, as well as medium - long to long - haired cats.

This version of hemangiosarcoma is related to sun exposure and therefore is often seen in sparsely - haired areas (such as the abdomen) or in breeds with white hair.

Some thick and longer - coated northern breeds such as Malamutes may stay in the resting (telogen) phase for lengthy periods — perhaps years, resulting in less shedding than some shorter - haired dogs with similar double coats.

Hairballs in cats are more likely to appear in long - haired breeds, such as Persians and Maine Coons.