Sentences with phrase «longer coated breeds»

The short curly or corded coat means that this dog sheds much less than other longer coated breeds.

Clipping your dog isn't a necessary part of grooming (especially if your dog's coat is already short), but many owners of longer coated breeds like to give them the occasional trim.

Note that the longer coated breeds require daily grooming so they are a little more maintenance than the shorter coated breeds.

Their coat is short, so it stays much cleaner than longer coated breeds.

With the striking black mask and long coat this breed has a lion like appearance.

A medium dog that does not shed, the coat of the Tibetan terrier has a long growth cycle therefore as with certain other long coated breeds they lose hairs more like us than other dogs with a short growth cycle which reduces the shedding.

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Before dinner, we ambled to the paddock to meet a herd of highland cattle with shaggy ginger coats and long horns bred for the local environment.

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Some breeds have long, fluffy coats while others have short, dense fur.

Caring for an Angora coat is very different from that of the other breeds because their wool is long.

Another large breed is the Weimardoodle, with the iconic chocolate coat, long large, triangular ears with the wavy, curly fur of the Poodle.

A smashed face breed will overheat more quickly than a dog with a longer snout, as will a dog with a longer, thicker coat.

However, there are some breeds of dogs that will require a lot more effort when it comes to grooming due to their thick or long coats.

They are more commonly found in longer - haired breeds, and as a result of genetics, more so in dogs with light - coloured coats

In fact, the dog's fur is easier and has less hassle when it comes to grooming unlike other dog breeds with long coat hairs.

• Double coated breeds such as malamutes and huskies are more tolerant of cold temperatures, but as a rule, if temperatures are below freezing, it is best to leave your dog out just long enough to relieve his / herself.

When Rittmeister von Stephanitz first brought attention to the German Shepherd Dog as a recognized breed, there were two varieties of coat in the dogs, long coat and the short stock coat most often seen today.

If you want a graceful, playful cat with a long, silky coat, then the Turkish Angora may be the perfect cat breed for you.

Coldwater fish like salmon is also a great choice for toy breeds like the Maltese and Shih Tzu that have long, luxurious coats.

Choosing the right breed is imperative — a low - shedding breed, with or without a short coat, will go a long way toward cutting down on the amount of hair and protein floating about one's house.

CLIPPING AND STRIPPING Long coated non-shedding breeds like Poodles, Bedlington Terrier and Kerry Blue Terrier need regular clipping.

It is because of these special qualities, that many people, especially those who have owned one and come to cherish the pleasant disposition that generally follows the long coats, have worked to have the German Shepherd Breed organizations once again recognize the different varieties of coat.

Even though the breed is considered a longhair, its coat is not extremely long and full.

For years there existed within this breed two types of coats; the long harsh haired coat and the long silky coat.

However, since this breed's coat is not very thick or long, you should be able to thoroughly comb out your cat's coat once a week and keep it mat free.

As far as showing,» In some countries, longcoated German Shepherds are considered fine for showing and breeding, but in the U.S., long coats are frowned upon by the official clubs and show - dog breeders.»

The long coat German Shepherd (GSD) was previously not considered eligible to enter AKC conformation dog shows; only the short hair GSD was accepted due to breed standards.

Westies» coats were originally developed to be able to withstand the tough weather of the Scottish Highlands, and are relatively low maintenance for a long - haired terrier breed.

Because German shepherd long coat puppies are not pups that are easy to find, not nearly as common as the short hair German Shepherd in the breeding circles.

Because the Yorkie has such a long, silky coat it is definitely not a low - maintenance breed.

GWPs, and any wire - coated dog like terriers, shed very little compared to longer coated dogs, or even short - coated breeds like beagles, labs, and pointers.

The breed's coat is long, white, and silky.

Other breeds may also need some work to do to make the coat look neat, when it is straggly or too long.

The long coat of this breed does require a good deal of maintenance, however, with daily brushing and frequent bathing and trimming to maintain skin and coat health.

Long - coated breeds with running hair, such as Skye Terrier, Maltese, Lhasa Apso and Yorkshire Terrier, should be combed from the tip of nose to the end of tail parting in the middle.

These dogs have short, rather harsh coats, so finding a dog food rich in omega fatty acids isn't going to be as important as it might be for a breed with long hair.

Show - bred dogs tend to have a longer, more silky coat and are often predominatly dark colored.

This breed is active and fun - loving but its most identifiable characteristic is his long, flowing coat.

Long coated non-shedding breeds like Poodles, Bedlington Terrier and Kerry Blue Terrier need regular clipping.

Dogs bred for show are generally more colour than white, whereas sporting dogs tend to have more white in their coats for ease of the hunter to see them in long grass.

These little dogs come in a variety of colors and patterns and there are actually two breed varieties — the smooth coat and the long coat.

The coat of this breed is fine in texture but it grows very fast and it grows very long — frequent brushing and grooming is required to maintain the quality of the coat for this breed.

Identify the culprit — Whether your dog has long or short hair, your cute friend is not to blame, although it is true that certain breeds with non-shedding coats produce less dander.

Because the coat is so short, it sheds less than those of longer haired breeds, making it less likely to cause allergic reactions in its human companions.

The double coat is long enough to provide a furry appearance that reflects this breed's Alaskan Husky heritage.

During the early years of the breed there was no official breed standard so any small terrier having a long, silky, blue - and - fawn coat with docked tail and trimmed ears was considered a Yorkshire Terrier.

Their long, shaggy coat, one of their most distinctive features, is best kept short in warm temperatures as this breed has a tendency to overheat.

The double coat boasts long, straight guard hairs, whereas, the undercoat is dense and soft so to keep this breed warm.

The breed's long fur coat is also ideal for withstanding cooler, damp temperatures, making it a great dog breed for hiking.

They are long - coated dog breeds and shed a lot.