Sentences with phrase «much grooming coat»

The Bloodhound doesn't require much grooming coat wise, however under the folds of skin should be cleaned regularly to avoid itchy or dry skin.

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Brushing regularly can help to prevent knotting and tangling of the coat, making trips to the groomer much easier.

GROOMING THE IRISH SETTER SHOW DOG Regardless of how much long feathering the individual dog carries, the crowning glory of the Irish Setter is his unique and beautiful red coat, which should gleam like a new conker.

GROOMING YOUR LAKELAND FOR THE SHOW RING A hard coated terrier, such as the Lakeland is one of the most difficult to groom since so much of the work is done by hand.

GROOMING STANDARD FOR THE CAIRN Full good coat means full coat - 2 to 3 inches long all over the body - unlike the Westie or Scottie where there is much longer coat on the legs and longer coat close to the ground.

It's much easier to groom a pet who is used to being cared for and one whose coat isn't in a total state of disarray.

Not much grooming required here these guys have a short coat.

The distinctive coat does not shed as much as those of other breeds, though they do require regular grooming.

The Labradoodle's coat will vary in length depending how much of its genes it gets from the Poodle parent, though you should expect to brush, groom and trim your Labradoodle fairly often to keep its coat in good condition.

Careful grooming doesn't affect your dog's skin or coat, even it is too much helpful for some dog breed.

Other breeds may have a finer coat and not groom themselves as much as other cats, thus spreading less allergens into the environment.

Even though the Miniature Schnauzer doesn't shed much, regular brushing and grooming is still required because the coat can grow fairly long without occasional trimming.

They're not faddy eaters, they don't shed excessive hair and as all three of mine are smooth coated, they don't require much grooming beyond nail cutting and teeth cleaning... as pets go, lurchers are pretty much perfect.

These energetic dogs have a thick silky coat, and while they do require regular grooming, they don't shed much fur.

This being the case, regular brushing and grooming is necessary to keep the coat from matting too much.

With a unique look that is distinctly «poodle like», the Portuguese water dog has a curly coat that can be a bit of a challenge to groom and maintain but it also helps them to protect their bodies from succumbing to the oftentimes frigid temperatures of the waters that they patrolled and spent so much time in.

Other questions to consider: How much grooming does the dog's coat require?

The most important thing to contemplate when deciding the cat's coat length is how much time you can spend grooming your cat.

While the Poodle Yorkie mix doesn't usually shed very much, these dogs still require quite a bit of grooming because of their long coat.

Many owners fall into the trap of allowing their pets to develop bad habits, and this applies to grooming and coat maintenance as much as it does to behavior.

Though he doesn't shed much, his long coat requires regular grooming.

And if you choose the smooth - coated variety, you won't have to worry much about grooming or shedding, but the wire - haired and long - haired varieties will need some more attention.

Dogs with easy coat care (e.g., Labrador retrievers) cost much less than those requiring extensive grooming (e.g., poodles and their mixes)

Despite having a dense coat of hair, Sheltie grooming is much easier than expected as long as the dog is brushed regularly.

Dogs with short hair might not need as much grooming as those with long hair, but they still require regular brushing to maintain a healthy coat.

If it has smooth coat and doesn't shed much, there is no necessity in grooming at all other than brushing once a week.

If you would like to remove the mats but salvage as much of your dog's coat as possible, our experienced groomers will assess your pet's condition for suitability prior to de-matting.

But the smooth - coated collie, which looks startlingly different from the rough - coated collie, has the same temperament - and requires much less grooming.

Grooming your Labrador requires much brushing to distribute the oils in the coat and remove dead skin and fur.

If you keep these few points in mind, you'll have a much easier time grooming your dog's coat.

It will be much easier to maintain your pet's coat when you have the best dog brushes and other grooming tools for the job.

Dogs that don't shed, or shed much, likewise run the gamut when you consider maintenance and grooming needs that vary based on coat consistency and thickness.

And now we come to those special dog grooming tools... the tools that make it so much easier to trim your dog's coat just the way you like it... even those hard to get at places.

These larger dogs that don't shed much vary greatly in terms of their coat length, energy levels and grooming needs.

Grooming a short haired Dachshund is nice and simple, they won't shed too much and provided they are used to a quick brush once a week their coat will stay nice and manageable.

The benched dogs spend all day with their handlers meeting the adoring public and getting petted so much, it seems their meticulously groomed coats could be rubbed off.

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This significantly reduces the tendency of the coat to knot, and makes bathing, drying and grooming much easier.

Their coat does not shed much, but to prevent severe matting, the Kerry coat requires daily brushing and frequent grooming.

Generally, dogs with long coats are much more grooming intensive.

Regular brushing not only helps to get rid of dead hair and skin cells, it keeps your house cleaner and also makes your groomers job easier because they won't be spending as much time detangling your dogs coat when they go in for a visit.

Small breeds that have coats that continue to grow, present much larger grooming issues, especially those whose owners choose to keep their coats long.

This cross-breed of a cocker spaniel and a poodle produced a smallish intelligent dog with a coat that did not shed much and required less grooming than a poodle.

It requires only some daily walks like a minimal exercise and slightly more grooming maintenance since the coat is growing fast and too much.

While the Exotic doesn't need as much grooming as the Persian, it still has a thick coat that needs brushing.

For me, this was the perfect compromise between professional grooming, which is much more than short - coated Fido needs, and the miseries of washing the dog at home.

Regular grooming promotes healthy skin and a clean coat, and can make sharing your home with your pet much more pleasant.

They are easy to groom as they have naturally smooth and shiny multi colored fur coat which does not require much of grooming work.