Sentences with phrase «thicker furs by»
[17][18] So called «Upland Seals» once found on Antipodes Islands and Macquarie Island have been claimed as a distinct subspecies of fur seals with thicker furs by scientists although it is unclear whether these seals were genetically distinct.
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Buns with thick fur also tend to be more bothered by the heat, so you can help him keep cool by constantly combing out or manually removing loose fur.
McVety runs her hand through the thick white fur of a German shepherd sprawled by the sliding glass door of a lakefront Pasco County home.
It has a sturdy disposition that is magnified by its muscular body, which is hidden beneath a double coat of thick fur.
Day by day, he grows weaker, thinner, though a thick coat of matted fur hides the way his ribs stick through his skin.
Standing tall with a thick, rich fur coat and muscular build, it's easy to be impressed by the sight of a Caucasian Ovcharka.
Seresto dog collars work on all coats, so even dogs with thick fur will be effectively covered by this treatment.
Spitz (also pluralized spitzes or, borrowing from German, Spitzen) are a type of domestic dog characterized by long, thick, and often white fur, and pointed ears and muzzles.
Nipping is not painful for youngsters, because they are protected by their thick skin and fur coat.
If you got a cat that has a very thick fur that you're not sure if all of the contents of a topical formulation is absorbed by its skin, then you might want to stick with a tablet form or some other type of flea treatment.
Their fur coats (which look much better on them than on humans, by the way), transform from light in the summer to three times thicker in the winter — «resulting in a coat that insulates better than any other mammal's,» writes bioGraphic.