Sentences with phrase «thick coated breeds»

It is a myth that thick coated breeds should be shaved down in the summer to help them avoid the heat.

Dr. Cerny: Some dog breeds (especially thick coated breeds) seem to enjoy the cold weather.

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

Not exact matches

People that prefer not to bathe their thick - coated breeds during very cold weather can reduce odor and excess oils by using between - bath sprays.

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

Conair's best sellers include all sizes of slicker brushes with varying pin stiffness for removing mats and loose fur / undercoat, and rakes, which are popular for grooming thick, double - coated breeds like German Shepherds, Akitas and Chow - Chows.

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.

In general, says Dr. Heng from The Joyous Vet, breeds with thick fur coats like Siberian Huskies, Golden Retrievers and Collies shed seriously.

GROOM THE AKITA The Akita is a a Double Coated breed, meaning; The Akita has an undercoat, this should be plush, thick and reasonably short.

The coat is the breed's glory — thick, heavy, and straight.

The brachiocephalic breeds, the ones with short faces like bulldogs, or dogs with thick coats can be very sensitive to the heat.

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.

But if you are trying to groom a large thick - coated dog (such as a golden retriever, border collie, collie, bearded collie, or Tibetan terrier) or double - or triple - coated breed (such as an Akita or a malamute, husky, or chow), then you are definitely going to need a professional - grade clipper.

A very popular breed with a short thick coat in a wide variety of colours and pattern combinations.

Since these breeds are prone to develop dead undercoats during the shedding season, the thick coats basically trap debris and it is difficult to clean or groom them.

They have been a domesticated breed for thousands of years but have not changed much from their wolf ancestors and still have a thick double coat, a heavily furred tail, and erect ears.

The Poodle is one of the most easily identified dog breeds out there, known for its thick curly coat.

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As would be expected for a breed of northern origin, this is a thick, harsh, straight coat with a very full undercoat.

Even though they are a shorthaired breed, their coat is quite thick.

Then, understand what are the breed's specific characteristics such as its coat (thick or thin fur) and its instinctive love for water.

This breed is a medium - sized dog with a thick, furry double coat, so it copes well with inclement weather.

With a past history of working in cold climates, the Samoyed breed boasts a thick, weather - resistant coat and the typical wolf - like appearance of Spitz dogs.

This breed is native to Germany and there are several sizes, so we can encounter a miniature schnauzer, standard or giant.All of them are characterized by a coat with a softer inner layer and a rough outer of black and silver, «salt and pepper», or black or white.In addition, something that distinguishes this breed easily is their very thick brows, beard and mustache.

They were bred to look like wolves, with a thick coat that comes in red - grey, wolf - grey, and black - grey.

This nomadic breed has a thick white double layer coat with a unique triangular fluffy tail.

A protector of herds and flocks, the Great Pyrenees is a North American dog breed with a thick white coat.

Due to this breed's strength, thick coats and ability to withstand harsh temperatures, it excelled at pulling heavy loads for very long distances through the most difficult of terrain.

Colder climates required longer and thicker coats, so those were fostered in the breed.

Siberian Cats are a medium - coated breed of hypoallergenic cats that has a thick, tight undercoat and an oily outer coat.

The United States is in the grips of a massive heat wave, which means it's important to limit your little dog's time outside, especially small breeds with thick coats or dogs with short muzzles, including Shih Tzus, Pugs, French Bulldogs and Pekingese.

They also, as we mentioned before, have thick coats — This, along with the high amount of dander that falls off of their fur and the drooling of saliva, can reek havoc on an allergy sufferer, especially since the amounts of dander and saliva are at amazingly high levels with this breed.

The Chow Chow breed, which has been known to originate in Siberia thousands of years ago, has developed a thick double coat over the years because of the cold conditions.

Another massive dog on the list, the Newfoundland dog, is a breed that was originally bred to be in the water and to work in the water, which plays to its webbed toes on its paws as well as their thick, dense coats that they have.

Double coated breeds such as German Shepherds and Huskies will shed the majority of their thick undercoat in the spring.

Because of their thick, double coats that they have, they are more susceptible to shedding great amounts of fur and dander more frequently, just as other breeds on this list.

The thick and long coat of Leonberger breed is water - resistant and comes in yellow, red, cream and brown.

It's also particularly pungent with some breeds like retrievers and other water dogs that have naturally thick, oily coats.

Standard poodles are popular with dog lovers prone to allergies because the thick, curly poodle coat doesn't shed as other breeds do.

Because the breed originated in colder climates, Siberians have a thicker, fuller coat than other dog breeds.

Because the Smoke Pearl Rabbit was bred originally for its fur, it features a luxurious, thick, dense, and soft coat.

The Siberian Husky's compact body, well - furred coat, erect ears, and thick, sickle - shaped tail immediately suggest the breed's northern heritage.

Breeds with thick undercoats such as Huskies, Corgis, Chow Chows, and Alaskan Malamutes sport reputations for «blowing their coats» — dumping excess hair, usually in spring and fall.

Even though they may be one of the most aggressive dogs if not trained properly, almost hypnotizing, this breed's piercing blue and, sometimes green, eyes mixed with their thick fluffy coat and curled up tails creates their adorable appearance.

The Shih Tzu breed has a long, thick flowing coat that needs regular trimming and brushing.

This breed has a thick, silky, soft coat that grows straight from the dog's body.

This means it's not suitable for dogs with thick coats (these probably don't need a coat anyway), but is great for short - haired breeds in cold weather.

Because it originated in cold climates, Siberians have a thicker coat than most other breeds of dog, made up of a dense cashmere - like undercoat and a longer, coarse top coat.

Double - coated breeds like Siberian Huskies and Samoyeds have thick fur with a soft downy undercoat and coarse guard hairs on the top layer.

Although this breed has a thick, dense coat, they don't shed a lot.