Sentences with phrase «heavy undercoats»

On the other hand, dogs with heavy undercoats do best bathed during peak shedding season, which generally happens in the spring or fall.

All double - coated breeds carry heavy undercoats, a layer of downy fur that insulates them from weather extremes.

Dobermans and Beagles don't have a very heavy undercoat, but you can still expect a fair amount of shedding to occur.

For those who live in very cold climates, this breed tens to grow an additional heavy undercoat.

If a dog has a heavy undercoat, it can be helpful to arrange for summer hair clipping.

And if your mix breed dog has some of these dogs in their lineage then that heavy undercoat can be present in your dog.

A heavy outer coat forms the low maintenance cords, and heavy undercoat will form mats in a solid mass, or in wide or narrow ribbons.

he says that well insulated dogs such as his samoyeds adjust better to heat than short - haired dogs that don't have an heavy undercoat — as long as they have an effective way to get rid of their own excess body heat.

Not exact matches

The soft, fluffy undercoat is very light and somewhat flyaway, while the topcoat is coarse, heavier, usually straight, and imbeds itself like a whipworm into woven fabric, snaking in and out of the warp to defy your best efforts in brushing.

The coat is double, presenting a soft, wavy and light undercoat and a slightly heavier overcoat.

During this time, brush daily with a heavy - duty comb that reaches into the undercoat, and, well... do I have to mention the vacuum cleaner?

Samoyeds shed year - round and have periods of heavy shedding once or twice a year as the undercoat sheds out.

One of the characteristics of Goldens is their multi-length coat, which consists of a good undercoat during the colder months, with a longer, water - repellent outer coat with heavier feathering on the chest, tail, back of thighs and forelegs.

Dogs with a heavy coat or dense undercoat are more likely to develop these lesions.

It may be necessary to use the undercoat deShedding tool more frequently during heavy shedding seasons.

Designed for breeds with thick, heavy coats, the long precision tapered pins of this rake penetrate deep into your dog's coat to remove undercoat.

Their coats comprise of a thick undercoat to keep them warm and a heavy coarse outer coat for protection.

Also like the Siberian, the Kai Ken has a thick undercoat so are heavy shedders during the time when they blow their coat.

Hartz Groomer's Best Comb — for those hard - to - reach areas on long, curly and heavy coats A gentle way to quickly detangle, the comb's stainless steel pins penetrate the undercoat to effectively remove excess hair.

Hartz Groomer's Best Slicker Brush — for the everyday maintenance of curly, long and heavy coats Highly effective for every day de-shedding, this brush contains fine bristles for removing loose hair and superfluous undercoat.

Hartz Groomer's Best Rake — to remove dead undercoat, for heavy coats This rake penetrates thick fur to de-shed and remove undercoat, to effectively smooth hair and prevent matting.

This heavy shedding process takes about a month, where the entire undercoat is shed, leaving just the top coat.

But I managed to distress the edges down to the wood and on the flat surfaces I distressed in areas of heavier use, lightly so the blue undercoat would show through.