Sentences with phrase «weekly brushing»

While they only need weekly brushing, their full coat does shed several times a year.

The occasional bath and weekly brushing with a good brush for longer, thicker coats is all they will need unless they get dirty.

This breed sports a short coat that only requires weekly brushing to maintain.

The coat is easy to care for and needs only weekly brushing.

He needs twice weekly brushing, and you might want to trim the hair on his paws to keep them neat.

Their short, shiny coats benefit from weekly brushing, but they don't need frequent bathing.

In spite of being a light - shedding dog he will still require a good weekly brushing to keep him looking his best and the occasional bath as necessary.

No matter what, a little weekly brushing is better than none.

The breed requires little more than basic routine grooming, including weekly brushing.

A short haired dog like this usually needs weekly brushing at the very least.

Both coat types require twice weekly brushing to keep them neat and clean.

The coat requires weekly brushing, more when shedding.

They have a short, shiny double coat and do shed, so while they are low maintenance, regular weekly brushing will help keep the shedding down.

His coat is very easy to care for, needing only weekly brushing to remove debris and reduce shedding.

Keeshonds require weekly brushing of their long coat with a stiff bristle brush.

Alaskan Huskies only need short, weekly brushing sessions during the non-shedding season.

Grooming: Quick weekly brushing is necessary for your American Foxhound.

Weekly brushings done outside by a non-allergic person are a good idea, too.

The outer coat sheds dirt readily and a thorough weekly brushing will keep it in good condition.

While weekly brushing will be enough to keep him matt - and tangle - free this breed can become a bit smelly so plan to bathe monthly.

Their silky coat needs regular trimming and at least weekly brushing.

Weekly brushings help keep the coat and skin in good condition.

Easy to groom, Ibizan coat care consists of simple weekly brushing for both smooth and wire coat types.

These dogs are average shedders and require minimal grooming, though weekly brushing is recommended to keep the dog's skin and coat in good condition.

However, because Labs are heavy shedders, routine weekly brushing is beneficial to ensure the natural oils are distributed and some of the loose hair is removed.

Weekly brushing prevents gum disease.

We recommend weekly brushing and combing to keep shedding to a minimum.

Their short coat sheds lightly, so weekly brushing is enough to control stray hair, and Bostons only require baths as needed.

However, due to the nature of their coat, additional weekly brushing will help eliminate any possibilities of hairballs.

Pomchis are known to sometimes suffer with dental issues, so some light weekly brushing of their teeth with vet - approved dog toothpaste is advised.

Weekly brushing appointments can be made, ask your groomer.

Like Greyhounds, they do shed a little, but a brief weekly brushing with a soft short bristle brush is all that will be required to keep your home relatively fur free.

1) A Furminator — Weekly brushing collects hair before it leaves the dog.

French bulldogs only shed a little hair which can easily be remedied with weekly brushing with a rubber brush.

The short but dense coat needs twice weekly brushing with a soft bristle brush or curry comb.

Still, Syrian hamsters with long fur benefit from weekly brushing, and gerbils need a little help staying clean with a dust bath once or twice a week.

Grooming: Quick weekly brushing is necessary for your American Bulldog.

The breed requires minimal grooming — weekly brushing does the trick.

Your American Water Spaniel's waterproof coat needs regular weekly brushing.

The fine coat needs weekly brushing with a soft bristle brush or soft curry comb.

Grooming consists of a thorough weekly brushing.

However, every pup can benefit from a good weekly brushing.

The otterhound's coat requires only weekly brushing or combing.

This athletic dog needs daily exercise and at least weekly brushing to maintain its coat».

A simple weekly brushing is typically enough to take care of loose or dead hairs.

Daily to weekly brushing of the thick, coarse, double coat with a hard brush is important.

The short coat requires weekly brushing with a soft bristle brush or curry comb.

Rabbits usually do fine with weekly brushing to remove loose hair.

Medium - haired dogs will need weekly brushing and short - haired dogs require brushing once a month.