Sentences with phrase «undercoat means»

A good painter know this and makes the most of it: a good undercoat means a good top coat.

The Labradoodle's coat has many challenges, the different textures of the top coat and the undercoat means grooming can be difficult.

One big advantage, much appreciated by allergy sufferers, that the absence of an undercoat means less shedding.

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.

A lack of an undercoat means that the Yorkies» hair is just like human hair.

The German Shepherd Lab Mix sports a double coat with a dense top coat and a thick undercoat meant to protect this breed from the cold.

Not exact matches

GROOM THE AKITA The Akita is a a Double Coated breed, meaning; The Akita has an undercoat, this should be plush, thick and reasonably short.

The wheaten terrier's coat is described as «open,» meaning that it lacks an undercoat and is off - standing.

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.

The German shepherd has a double coat, meaning he has a dense, soft undercoat and a layer of coarse hairs over it.

Meaning that the dog dosen't have an undercoat which is why the Yorkie does not shed.

And in winter, the new sticky texture of his regrown coat means the undercoat will be more likely to mat, which can cause skin irritations like hot spots.

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

The thick, soft undercoat is meant to prevent this breed from developing frostbite.

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

They are a single coated breed, meaning they have no undercoat, resembling actual human hair.

Shibas are a double - coated breed, which means they drop their * entire * undercoat once or twice a year.

Siberian Huskies also blow their coats at least twice a year meaning they lose their whole undercoat in clumps over a period of 2 - 3 weeks.

This often means less sneezing and less sweeping, but it also means more grooming as the coat needs to be groomed to prevent the dead hair from getting tangled within the undercoat creating mats.

This means that twice a year additional brushing is required to help the Jindo shed its undercoat.

Below is a pic of one of my Newfies showing the signs of getting ready to blow her coat, that means one day they have hair and the next it's all on your floors, dull uneven coat, white tufts beginning to show and that dreadful skin flaking that comes up with the undercoat, then the after, one gorgeous, shiny and smooth happy puppy!

The coat consists of a soft undercoat and a hard, straight top coat meant to protect this breed from the foxes» teeth and the elements.

Inspired by the landscapes of the nineteenth - century Hudson River School of painting, yet entirely modern and full of contemporary resonance, Hannock's rich surfaces are built up of layers of modeling paste, pigments, and coats of resin, burnished to a sheen and often concealing hidden layers of meaning; writing, notes, magazine articles and other texts in the undercoat.