Sentences with phrase «thick golden coats»

Luckily, the pups had those thick golden coats to keep them warm.

Not exact matches

The golden liquid's thick consistency helps coat the throat while the sweet taste is believed to trigger nerve endings that protect the throat from incessant coughing.

Golden Retrievers have a thick, water repellent coat that ranges from light gold to dark gold.

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

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.

Goldens have very thick coats, and these coats require more maintenance and care on your part.

As a gun dog, the Golden Retriever has a large, strong build and a thick, water - repellent coat.

With its thick double coat of golden - red fur, the Finnish Spitz has a fox - like appearance, with black eyes and a curved tail.

It has a thick coat of short hair that is most often golden - red in color.

Wire pin brush: used for dogs with longer coats (e.g., Golden Retrievers) or dogs with thick, multilayered coats (e.g., Sheepdogs and Collies)

A Golden Retriever has a dense and thick coat known as a double - coat.

This terrier has a thick and wiry coat that sits close to the dog's body and can be wheaten, red wheaten, bright red or golden red in color.

Golden retrievers are one of a few dog breeds that are equipped with a double coat, composed of a thick, downy undercoat and an oily, waterproof outer coat.

This is why shedding is so heavy during spring and fall: in spring, your golden is getting rid of their thick winter coat, and in fall getting rid of their lighter summer coat to make way for the cold winter coat growth.

A golden retriever that spends most of its time outdoors will have a thicker coat than one that lives indoors.

For dog breeds breeds with longer, thicker coats (for example Golden Retrievers, Poodles, and Afghan Hounds) may need to be groomed more frequently.

While Beagles may have double coats, they lack the thick fur of a Golden Retriever or Collie, so a Beagle who spends most of the time indoors may tend to get cold (shivering is a giveaway!).

Double - coated dogs like Golden Retrievers, German Shepherds and Akitas tend to have a couple of heavy - shedding times a year that are seasonally driven — in spring when they shed their winter weatherproofing and the end of summer when much of their coat is shed in order to grow in that thicker, heavier version for winter.

Goldens have thick coats, plus an undercoat, so you have to thoroughly soak them down, in order to penetrate all of their fur.

On a «good coyote brush year» in the Golden Gate National Parks, millions of seeds float through the air on fluffy white umbrellas, coating some areas in drifts so thick you could imagine that you're in the mountains strapping on skis.