Sentences with phrase «thick undercoat»

Dogs with thick undercoats like Huskies, Malamutes, or Akitas may not need winter coats, but dogs with thinner, shorter coats do.

In addition, a de-shedding tool is a must - have to get rid of thick undercoat and to prevent matting.

It's especially effective for medium to long haired cats and those with very thick undercoats.

However, they also have a soft, thick undercoat beneath the wiry outer guard hairs.

There is more work to be done with long haired breeds and a great deal with Persians which have a very thick undercoat as well as a long top layer of hair.

Bathing Prices start at $ 20 for Puppies and Kittens, $ 30 for short hair animals and $ 35 for long hair or thick undercoated animals.

Hair may not grow back immediately after it has been clipped; which animals may be affected can not be predicted; more common in dogs with thick undercoats e.g., Huskies and Chows

But the fault becomes apparent when the short and thick undercoat becomes longer after clipping, mixes up with the growing main hairs and breaks the coat color and structure.

The topcoat, which helps to repel water, feels a bit rough when stroked, while the soft, thick undercoat helps protect Labradors from the cold and the undergrowth.

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.

Having a very thick coat with an even thicker undercoat, which means that... you will have hair flying all around your place.

The undercoat adapts to the weather and the temperature needs of your dog — during the cold winter months, they will grow an extra thick undercoat, before shedding much of it during the spring.

A soft, water - repellent outer coat, and a fairly thick undercoat.

Breeds like short - haired Chihuahuas, pugs and Yorkies — who have long hair but not thick undercoats — can benefit from wearing protection in cold weather whether it's fashionable or not.

Do not bathe a dog with a lot of undercoat unless you plan to brush out the whole dog afterward; if water and soap get trapped under thick undercoat, skin irritation and hot spots can result.

It has the same ultra thick undercoat and long coat which needs a great deal of attention to keep it from knotting up.

My conclusion is that the Shedmonster is great for dogs with thicker undercoats.

Neither type of coat has a very thick undercoat.

Some animals, such as seals and sea otters, have coats with two layers of dense fur — a thick undercoat and a covering layer of longer guard hairs.

Measuring 1 inch or more in length with a thick undercoat, the fur of the Silver Fox comes in black or blue varieties.

They have a coarse topcoat and a soft, thick undercoat.

Their coats are described as «soft and silky» and the lack of a thick undercoat makes them easy to maintain, even in the the long haired version.

Whether your dog has very short fur to long fur with a thick undercoat, our tool does an excellent jobatremoving dead hair, dirtanddander.

Slicker brushes also help distribute oils in the cat's thicker undercoat.

With the long - hair model we found that we removed less of the thick undercoat or the mats and tangles that occasionally build up in our dog's fur over time.

They have medium - length coats with a short, thick undercoat.

Dogs that live in colder climates will have a thicker undercoat than dogs in warm climates.

Mostly they are available in white colour and have thick undercoat and coarser outer coat.

They have a thick undercoat which shields them from the extremes of both cold and heat.

This breed has a thick undercoat that can keep them quite warm in the winter, but hinder them in the hot summer months.

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

It is important to keep them cool until they shed or «blow» their thick undercoat.

The thick undercoat of this canine made it able to withstand the frigid temperatures when it was out protecting and driving a flock of sheep.

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.

Her coat is similar length to a lab's but she doesn't have the thick undercoat that they have.

Long, straight, double - coated with a coarse top coat, thick undercoat and profuse mane and feathered tail.

It will also feature short guard hairs and a thick undercoat.

Outfitted with touchably soft fur, the Anatolian Shepherd Dog has a one - inch long coat, along with a thick undercoat.

German shepherds have coarse, sometimes wiry, medium length hair with thick undercoats.

The Pekinese has a soft, long, straight coat with a thick undercoat.

They have a dense double - coat perfect for the freezing Arctic temperatures, but they shed a lot due to their thick undercoat.

The breed has a thick undercoat with a medium - long overcoat — the hair is shorter on the face, muzzle, ears, and legs.

And because of their thick undercoat, their fur is somewhat feathered.

If your dog has a thick undercoat, I recommend getting the FURminator for shedding and Rubold for undercoat mats.

The coyote coat has guard hairs to protect him from the weather and a thick undercoat for insulation.

The outer coat is long with a thick undercoat.

Both flavors also have a distinct undercoat and overcoat, although the longhair has a thicker undercoat.

German Shepherds have a two - layer coat which is close and dense with a thick undercoat.

Most breeds of cats even have a thick undercoat, so we don't typically recommend clothes for your cat.