Sentences with phrase «wiry coated breed»

This large wiry coated breed was originally bred to hunt wolves in Ireland and have been shown in art from years as early as 273BC.

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Description: The Irish Terrier has a wiry coat and is a dog that was bred for action.

Since the F1 dogs do shed and have a course wiry type coat, the poodle is bred with the F1 Labradoodle to «correct the coat».

This type of brush is best for dogs with curly, wavy or wiry hair, and also work well on dogs with double coats and on long - haired breeds.

The breed's crisp, somewhat wiry coat, however, is exceptionally easy - care, requiring only brushing and occasional bathing».

Scottish terriers are a short - legged breed of vermin - hunting dog, easily recognized by their wiry coat, bushy eyebrows and mustache.

In the case of the Airedoodle, there are no health issues specific to the breed however inherited ailments could include Hip Dysplasia, gastric torsion (or bloat) and dermatitis due to the wiry nature of the coat.

However, such a brush may prove useful in grabbing the hair on larger breeds with long, wiry fur coats.

«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.

Field bred English setters are small (30 to 55 pounds), wiry, and have very sparse coat.

Typical of terrier breeds, Black Russian dogs have a wiry, weatherproof coat that lies close to their skin.

The weather - resistant, straight wiry coat is an essential breed characteristic.

His sound and reliable temperament, rugged build, and dense weather - resistant wiry coat make the giant schnauzer one of the most useful and enduring working breeds.

It can also be used for everyday brushing of wiry - coated breeds.

The breed originated in Hungary as a hunting dog that could withstand extreme weather and rough field conditions, which is why they have a long, dense, wiry coat.

Your dog's coat type will dictate how he should be groomed: wire «slicker» brushes should be used on long - haired breeds, non-molting dogs need professional clipping every few months, and wiry types should be stripped when necessary.

Type of Coat: double coat that's soft on the underside and wiry on the outer side (often owners of this breed clip their dogs to appear as though they have bushy eyebrows, a mustache and a beard, keeping the rest of the coat shorter) it's important that you brush this breed's coat daily to prevent knotting and matting of theCoat: double coat that's soft on the underside and wiry on the outer side (often owners of this breed clip their dogs to appear as though they have bushy eyebrows, a mustache and a beard, keeping the rest of the coat shorter) it's important that you brush this breed's coat daily to prevent knotting and matting of thecoat that's soft on the underside and wiry on the outer side (often owners of this breed clip their dogs to appear as though they have bushy eyebrows, a mustache and a beard, keeping the rest of the coat shorter) it's important that you brush this breed's coat daily to prevent knotting and matting of thecoat shorter) it's important that you brush this breed's coat daily to prevent knotting and matting of thecoat daily to prevent knotting and matting of the fur

The Chidale will often pick up the tan and dark markings of the Airedale as well as the breed's hard, wiry coat.

This breed has a shaggy, wiry topcoat with a short, dense undercoat to produce a weatherproof coat that is overall rough to the touch.

The breed's wiry, weather resistant coat can be red, wheaten, black and tan or grizzle.»

The determination and wiry coat hark back to terrier breeds, with a sprinkle of flat - nosed breeds, giving them their distinct expression.

The German pinscher family includes the Affenpinscher, a toy breed with a wiry coat, and the schnauzers.1 The name may also be borrowed from the English «pincher,» meaning «one who seizes or pinches.»

This cross breed of the Labrador retriever and the Standard poodle is a large dog with a wiry or wavy poodle - like coat.