Sentences with phrase «needs less grooming»

Perhaps you want a breed that needs less grooming than the Collie you grew up with?

Pug is available almost most of the Indian Cities and need less grooming and training, but need regular medical care and your engagement.

Thankfully, they have a very short coat and need less grooming.

Not exact matches

Since CEO tenure is decreasing and the pool of available CEOs is small, directors need to be certain that their companies have real succession plans in place and that they take care to groom less senior executives for higher - level jobs, Larcker says.

The company's new system, the Encore, is smaller than the original and is wall mounted to accommodate the needs of mobile groomers and small salons, and is less costly, at $ 695.

While they typically need less attention in this area than longhairs, short haired cats should also be groomed regularly, as demonstrated in this video... «Cat Grooming Brushing Demonstration.»

Much less grooming is needed for this clip.

Length: Medium Characteristics: Curly Colors: White with shadings of cream, buff or apricot Coat Less Allergenic: White with shadings of cream, buff or apricot Overall Grooming Needs: High

Different dog breeds need to be groomed more or less often.

While the Boston can get by with less grooming than a long haired breed, and do not require exceptionally large amounts of exercise, they do have daily needs must be attended to.

When your puppy will need to go to the groomer later in life, it will be much easier and less stressful since they are already used to the bathing at home.

This breed's coat needs daily brushing, unless you keep its coat short, in which case it might require less grooming.

While some breeds need considerably less grooming, periodical grooming helps the dog to be comfortable and healthy.

Most cats need to be professionally groomed every 6 weeks or less.

Long - coat Chis needs less trimming and grooming than their short - coat counterparts.

The lack of a thick undercoat means this breed is less prone to matting than some other semi-longhairs or longhairs, say, a Persian, which need to be groomed daily to prevent matting.

Many of my clients thought that a parrot would be less demanding than a dog or cat - no need to walk and groom them, no need to change their smelly litter boxes or pick hair strands out of your food.

They need similar care to the Poodle as far as grooming — although they are slightly less high maintenance.

If your family is always on the go and you don't have time to train him or groom his beautiful double coat weekly, you should take a pass on this breed and look for a dog that needs a little less maintenance.

Cats of breeds with more fur need more frequent grooming than those of with less fur.

When dogs spend a good deal of time outdoors, running on various hard surfaces, including concrete and blacktop, their nails are gradually worn down, and they have less of a need for formal nail - grooming sessions.

Short - haired cats need grooming too, but much less frequently than long - haired ones.

Every product sold is less grooming you need to do.

This often means less sneezing and less sweeping, but it also means more grooming as the coat needs to be groomed to prevent the dead hair from getting tangled within the undercoat creating mats.

Most breeds of dogs have very specific temperaments, activity level needs, grooming requirements, behavioral issues and many other factors that make certain breeds more or less desirable for one person or another.

Indoor cats scratch, too, although their scratching is less about warning other cats away than engaging their natural need to stretch and groom their claws.

As your cat becomes less flexible, she may also need a little help with grooming.

While most pet owners do not want — or need — to buy high - end, professional - grade clippers, most major clipper manufacturers offer less expensive clippers and clipper kits that suit home grooming needs perfectly.

Clean, dry coat is easier to brush, and it's easier on both the groomers and the animals since less brushing and tugging is needed.

There is clearly a problem with drivers using hand held phones whilst driving (but apparently less so when it comes to drinking lattes, eating sandwiches, grooming beards or applying make - up) and attitudes need to change.

If you're more a cat person, you might assume that felines cost less to own than dogs; after all, they eat less, don't need grooming, and they're generally the independent sort who does their own thing whenever they choose.