The Cornish Rex have soft, wavy, rippled coats which
lack guard hairs, and therefore they don't shed like other cats.
The Turkish Van has a quick - drying, incredibly soft, cashmere - feeling coat that is made up of awn hairs,
lacking both guard hairs and a true undercoat.
Not exact matches
These fellows are equipped with the outer
guard hairs, but unlike pups with double coats, they
lack that insulating inner layer of undercoat.
The term rex is a genetic term that refers to a
lack of
guard hairs, or top coat, leaving only the soft curly undercoat.
Subsequently, the slower growth rate compared with littermates, retention of puppy coat, and
lack of primary
guard hairs gradually become evident.