Sentences with phrase «undercoat fur»

The CoatHook gathers and removes shedding undercoat fur from cats, dogs, and rabbits without pulling or cutting the outer layers of fur, the way some pet combs do.

As with the brush, use gentle pressure to draw out any remaining undercoat fur.

A thorough brushing removes loose hair and mats, along with undercoat fur.

A pin brush will catch any last bits of undercoat fur while keeping the top coat looking its best.

Slicker brushes also help dislodge loose undercoat fur on your double - coated pooch.

The CoatHook gathers and removes shedding undercoat fur from cats, dogs, and rabbits without pulling or cutting the outer layers of fur, the way many pet combs do.

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Without proper grooming, the shed undercoat gets trapped, forming dense and clumpy fur that hinders the clipping process.

Breeds with hair only have one single layer, while breeds with fur may have two layers, known as a double coat, or a topcoat and an undercoat.

Pooches with medium to long fur or woolly undercoats require regular brushing to keep their tresses healthy, shiny and knot - free — the slicker brush is the perfect tool for the job.

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

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.

Step 1: Remove excess undercoat through de-shedding, which is done by running a de-shedding comb through the cat's fur to remove the excess shedded undercoat.

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

They usually have thick fur with an undercoat.

The exterior fur is wiry and the undercoat is softer.

It's hypoallergenic with long, snow white fur that can be wavy or curly, and it has no 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.

The Corgi was an undercoat of very soft fur and an overcoat of short, somewhat coarse fur.

Hypoallergenic dogs are those dogs which do not shed the fur incessantly and don't have undercoats.

They love how this removes the dog's downy fur undercoat and how it does that efficiently.

This breed features a medium - length woolly, blue - toned fur with a dense undercoat that feels like sheep's wool.

Long - haired German Shepherds do not have an undercoat — a coat close to the the skin, as the short - coated variety does — so this dog's fur tends to be shinier.

The undercoat is more of a soft short fur which keeps the dog warm.

Like Siberian Huskies, these dogs shed their entire undercoat twice a year (in spring and fall), which means for about 3 weeks you'll be finding large clumps of fur around the house.

Out with the old, fuzzy undercoats and in with the new, sleek fur.

The thick fur and downy undercoat of the Keeshond insulated it from the harsh climate and temperatures when it once served as a watchdog on the riverboats in Holland.

Invest in a good undercoat rake to help loosen the dropped fur from the protective top coat.

Their glossy, silky fur is dense, with an undercoat and plenty of awn hair.

All double - coated breeds carry heavy undercoats, a layer of downy fur that insulates them from weather extremes.

The undercoat is a dense layer of fur underneath a top layer of guard hair.

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

Their coat needs to be brushed twice a week as the undercoat is prone to shed fur all over the place.

Medium, well - furred; straight and smooth outer coat; soft and dense undercoat.

The undercoat (the thinner, shorter layer of fur beneath the longer strands) can keep a dog warmer in cold months but is also responsible for excess shedding.

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

A simple dog brush designed to grab the loose undercoat hairs that are already ready to shed can help a dog owner remove literally piles of fur from her dog during home sessions of grooming.

All of the hair proactively removed with an undercoat tool, such as the undercoat rake, is fur that won't be shed around the home or car.

«Long fur with undercoat» types include the Rough Collie and German Shepherd Dog; «silky coat» breeds include the Afghan Hound, Pekingese, setters and spaniels; «smooth coat» are the shorthaired dogs like Boxers, Chihuahuas, and Labradors; «wiry» coats are found on most terriers and the Schnauzer; and the «non-shedding curly» type coat grows constantly but must be trimmed on such breeds as Poodles and the Bedlington Terrier.

And the undercoat seemed to matt very easily, so he always had felted mats in his armpits, groin, behind his ears and throughout his belly fur.

The undercoat sheds heavily twice a year and the coarse hair on the outer coat sheds year - round, though not like the soft inner fur.

It's important for the dog's health that this undercoat (and other loose fur) to be removed on a regular basis to avoid problems.

They have a thick undercoat and a dense, water - repellent outer coat, with fur «feathers» on the back of the front legs and thighs, the chest and underbody, and the tail.

Since the Aidi possess a naturally weatherproof double coat of fur, consisting of a thick, dense, soft undercoat and a coarse longer topcoat some grooming and ritual brushing is going to be required if you plan on letting them in the house.

And because they have no undercoat, they have less fur, meaning fewer allergens.

The undercoat is actually a golden retriever's puppy fur, and it thickens as the longer, outer coat grows in.

Curious and friendly, they get along easily with people and other pets and have no fur except for a fine undercoat.

Adult canine fur / coat usually has three types but breeders usually just talk about topcoat and undercoat.

They sport an undercoat that consists of soft fur and a topcoat that is longer and coarse in texture.

For shorthaired cat breeds, I have found that a fine - toothed flea comb works well to remove the undercoat and dead fur.

There are two types of fur that contribute to your dog's coat — the topcoat and the undercoat.