Sentences with phrase «thick winter coat»

In the fall, some dogs shed out old hair to make room for a far thicker winter coat that will serve well when the weather becomes chilly.

Some tweeted photos of children huddled in classrooms wearing thick winter coats.

Thick winter coats which require adjustment of the straps are dangerous.

Even if it were -15 °C outside, you just threw on a very thick winter coat and dressed in your year - round pretty thin cotton clothes.

Thick winter coats can impair your seat's.

However, thick winter coats or snowsuits can compromise your child's car seat safety.

All coats and clothing will compress in a crash, but thicker winter coats and snowsuits could compress enough to create a lot of slack in the harness.

Most parents don't think twice about buckling the car seat straps over their kids» thick winter coats and snowsuits.

I'm a fan of belted coats, even the thickest winter coat in my wardrobe must have a belt) Love your boots, they must be very warm!

Thick winter coats could hinder your seat belt's operation as well.

I did find it difficult to do up when he had a thick winter coat on.

Thick winter coats and snowsuits, while very warm, can restrict baby's movement and make your baby uncomfortable.

Do you have an alternative to a thick winter coat that you swear by?

Thick winter coats should not be used with car seats.

My belly has been covered in public for the first 5 months of my current pregnancy by my thick winter coat.

My horses were shivering this morning b / c they haven't grown their thick winter coat yet since it was 80 like a week ago!

I also had to choose which coat I wanted bring and in the end I chose to wear my thick winter coat and take one of my leather jackets.

Some days it is pretty warm and other days it's so cold, I just want to wear my thick winter coat.

We're in that stage where it's not quite cold enough for a thick winter coat, but you still need something of substance for... Read More

In case you are wondering how to style a trench coat during in - between weather, here are my tips on how to shrug of your thick winter coat and step into spring with the mother of all spring jackets.

Thick Winter coats are often just too bulky and heavy for modern lifestyles but a wrap, poncho or lightweight cape can be just the ticket.

Faux fur is such a great layering piece and while I'm so ready for warmer temps and more than ready to put away my thick winter coats this is a nice reminder to think outside the box!

Most of the time I would buy a thick winter coat, use that for a couple of years and buy a new one again.

To show off your hourglass — even in a thick winter coat — cinch your midsection with a fun skinny belt.

So I started sending her thick winter coat.

Keep it neutral in the Arabella coat from Soia & Kyo which is perfect for transitioning from a thick Winter coat through to Spring.

A board, large branch, cane, umbrella (quickly open it to startle the dogs), piece of plywood, chair, blanket, throw rug, welcome mat, thick winter coat... anything that is on hand and sturdy enough to prevent the dogs from biting one another (or you) could work.

You'll want to brush your cat more frequently while she's shedding and sporting a thicker winter 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.

Consistently shedding their fur is something German Shepherds are known for, and it tends to get worse as the weather warms up and they begin to release their thicker winter coat.

The weather is beginning to warm up here in the U.S., and your feline companion may be starting to shed his or her thick winter coat, increasing the odds that your kitty may struggle with a hairball.

Most breeds shed a few hairs here and there throughout the year, with the bulk of their shedding occurring twice a year, for three weeks in the spring as their winter coat switches over to a cooler summer coat, and three weeks in the fall as their summer coat switches over to a thicker winter coat.

In the spring, a dog typically sheds more because the thick winter coat is being replaced by a light summer coat.

They shed some hairs here and there throughout the year, with the bulk of their shedding occurring twice a year, for three weeks in the spring as their winter coat switches over to a cooler summer coat, and three weeks in the fall as their summer coat switches over to a thicker winter coat.