Sentences with phrase «shorter than the coat»

I paired the coat with a feminine lace dress also from Dezzal — make sure the dress you choose is shorter than the coat so that it doesn't peek out underneath.

Not exact matches

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I find trench coats really stylish on short pieces, like short skirts and dresses or generally any piece that is shorter than the trench but they also look great on pants both fitted and loose and i have a trench coat look on pants coming up soon on the blog with my khaki trench coat.

A Peacoat is usually more fit and shorter than trench coats and has no belt.

It's a great in - between length that provides more warmth than a shorter jacket but more movement and flexibility than my calf - length coat (which I still use for the coldest days).

Then I would still only bring the fancy coat, but an extra scarf, oversized and warm that would be more Paris and more adaptable than a short puffy coat that sort of screams tourist.

Most of my coats / rain wear are shorter than the longer sweaters.

Even those with short, fine coats may need a bit more help than just towel drying can provide.

So that it's not too even, you can cut a few locks on the top of the coat a bit shorter than the hair in the back so that it looks a little more like the standard Cocker Spaniel haircut.

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

When this type of coat is clipped too short the primary hairs (outer guard hairs that protect the skin) grows back at a much slower rate than the secondary hairs (the undercoat).

They have very short hair, which makes them less buoyant than a dog with long, thick fur and their short coat does not insulate them well from cold water.

Keep in mind not all dogs with short hair are automatically low - shedding; Labrador Retrievers, for example, have smooth coats, yet shed more than many dogs with longer hair!

Some things are fairly standard when it comes to coat types, for example, longhaired dogs normally shed more hair than shorted haired dogs (though this isn't always true) and the more dense the coat the more care it needs.

The Weimaraner coat is short, smooth, and sleek and considered «wash and wear;» these dogs require little more than a quick rubdown with a rubber curry brush.

Short - haired dogs may not shed as much as a double coat dog, so you may find that your vacuum's power is more than sufficient for the job.

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.

Disqualifying faults in Whippets are: more than one half inch above or below the height standard; blue or wall (whitish) eyes; jaw that is undershot or overshot by one - quarter inch or more; and any coat that is not short, close, smooth, and firm in texture.

Bedlington Terriers are smaller than the Irish Water Spaniel and Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier, but they have short coats which need to be brushed a few times a week to prevent tangling.

The AKC show lines tend to have heavier bone, shorter legs, thicker coat, broader skulls and shorter broader muzzles than their ABCA brothers.

Short - haired dogs require less maintenance and have fewer grooming expenses than those with longer coats.

The coat of the Husky is thicker than most and is comprised of two layers — a short, thick, fluffy undercoat that keeps the canine warm, and a longer topcoat made up of water repellent guard hairs.

The short coat sheds more than the long, but the long does require daily brushing to keep it from tangling.

Thick coated breeds can handle much colder weather than short haired breeds.

The English Lab has shorter legs and a more dense coat than his American counterpart.

At the other end of the coat spectrum, the dachshund and the Italian greyhound, with coats that are both short and thin, require almost no grooming other than a wipe down with a cloth to remove any loose hairs or dander, making them popular as both low - allergenic and light shedders.

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

The coat grows back faster than you think and will start blending in within a short time.

The coat should lie in a natural line, with the head, front legs and paws trimmed slightly shorter than the body hair.

The hair on the ears is generally shorter and finer than the rest of the coat.

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

Since field English cocker spaniels are working dogs, they have substantially shorter coats than bench varieties.

Because of the breed's short coat, little more than basic grooming is required.

Though both long - and short - haired cats can get hairballs, long - haired cats are especially prone and may need to be groomed more often than short - coated cats.

A short - haired cat will generally make fewer demands on your time than a long - haired cat, since its coat is less likely to mat and tangle.

Some dogs may also appear to shed more because of the length of their fur, for many breeds that have exceptionally long hairs in their coat, it may seem that they shed much more than a shorter haired dog that has a similar shedding schedule.

Their short coat requires little more than brushing a few times a month.

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

It was a small red terrier, no more than 10 pounds when mature, with a harsh red coat, dark eyes, short legs, and gamey personality.

Though they shed less, long - haired dogs often require more grooming than their short - haired, smooth - coated counterparts.

Dutch shepherds, also slightly smaller than German shepherds, come in three different coat lengths, according to the Van Falconer Dog Training Facility — short - haired, rough - haired and long - haired.

The short, smooth coat of the American pit bull terrier requires little more than routine grooming.

They have a shorter coat than most Japanese breeds and their head is a stocky and square shape usually with a longer snout.

That said a Staffy cross Labrador coat is likely to be short if slightly thicker than a purebred Staffy so should just need regular brushing.

Coat: Short, less than one inch in length varying from soft to stiff.

Disqualifications include having eye color other than brown, a blue / gray coat, a nose color that is not black, a tail that is overly curly or short (either naturally or docked), and rear dewclaws.

The English bulldog is not known to shed excessively, or more than the average dog breed, and its coat is short, smooth and fine.

Huskies, with their thick double - layered coats for instance, will be much better at managing in colder weather than Staffordshire bull terriers, with their shorter coats.

Be aware that excessive trimming over the hind quarters can make a longish dog look shorter than he is, and a heavy coat in front of the forechest and behind the rear can make a dog that is in fact square look long.

A short - coated pet with pink skin is at a higher risk of sun damage than a dog with a thick haircoat and dark skin pigmentation.