Sentences with phrase «woolly undercoat»

The Persian cat has a long flowing coat with luxurious full, soft wooly undercoat hairs with longer coarser guard hairs and a chunky body which is often referred to as «cobby» Their legs are thick and stocky.

The American Kennel Club (AKC) breed standard for the Vizsla states that the coat should be short, smooth, dense and close - lying, without woolly undercoat.

This strong dog has two coats: one is a thick wooly undercoat and the other is a shiny overcoat.

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.

There is a harsh guard coat similar in texture to a wolf & a dense woolly undercoat which is shed completely in warm weather.

And since my dogs are also expected to be able to tolerate extremes in temperature, I wanted a fuller, yet easily cleaned outer coat, with a good woolly undercoat.

The long, coarse outer coat is weather resistant and the thick, woolly undercoat insulates the skin, giving the dog protection against mountain storms and frigid temperatures.

Coat The coat is double, but without the harsh standoff guard hair and woolly undercoat usually associated with double coats.

His double coat consists of a warm, woolly undercoat overlaid by a harsh, water - repellent outercoat.

He has a double coat, with a short wooly undercoat and a hard, straight flat overcoat that is parted down the middle of the back.

When it is not properly brushed, the scales stick up like tiny barbs, these small barbs catch loose, wooly undercoat hairs, dirt and debris, knotting and tangling them into a mass of solid hair that is almost impossible to comb through

Short, smooth, dense and close - lying, without woolly undercoat.

The Furminator is a de-shedding brush that catches your dog or cats» wooly undercoat.

Beneath that outer coat lies a soft, thick, woolly undercoat.

The woolly undercoat of this breed made it perfect for hunting elk in the harsh climate and rugged terrain of the Norwegian area.

The wooly undercoat also tends to mat.

These dogs have a soft, wooly undercoat with a straight, smooth outer coat.

The Bernese Mountain Dog has a double coat, with a longer outer coat and a wooly undercoat.

It can have either a rough coat, which is straight and off - standing or a smooth coat, which is hard and smooth; both coat types have wooly undercoats, providing ample insulation from the cold.

The cords are formed by the rough outer coat binding to the soft and wooly undercoat.

This coat consists of a woolly undercoat and a longer guard coat.

The cords form when the woolly undercoat is trapped by the harsher curlier outer - coat.

The weather resistant double coat consists of a long, flat, thick, outer coat of coarse hair, straight or slightly undulating, and lying over a dense, fine, woolly undercoat.

As a group these dogs are referred to as «Northern», «Nordic», «Spitz - type» or «Arctic» (all refer to a dog characterized by a natural, fox - or wolf - like head with erect ears; double coat with harsh, weather - proof outer coat and a dense, woolly undercoat; well - knuckled, thickly padded feet; and a tail which rises over the back to some degree).

The Alaskan Malamute's double coat features a dense, wooly undercoat and a coarse outer coat.

They have a short rough outer coat with a wooly undercoat, and while they do not shed much the coat should be brushed on at least a weekly basis.

Which coat the dog forms depends on the ratio of harsh outer coat and woolly undercoat.

The wavy coat has a natural oil and is thick with a woolly undercoat to protect them while working in ice, snow or frigid waters.

It consists of a coarse outercoat and soft, woolly undercoat that intertwine to form tassel - like cords.

The oil in my coat and my wooly undercoat shields my skin from cold water or snow.

Plus, beneath that fluffy outer coat lies a soft, thick, woolly undercoat.

Long outercoat, plus wooly undercoat.

The Miniature American Shepherd has a double coat, with a longer outer coat and a wooly undercoat.

However, German spitzes have soft, wooly undercoats and long, harsh, straight outercoats, whereas Pomeranians have short, dense undercoats and long outercoats which stand off the body, giving a fluffy appearance.

The wiry outer coat combines with the woolly undercoat to produce the distinctive cords which need separating regularly to produce the «Mop Look».

As befits his origins in the harsh Tibetan climate, he has a long outer coat — which comes in a wide range of colors — and a woolly undercoat.

This is a double - coated dog with a long topcoat over a wooly undercoat that mats easily.

Either way, short coats are always double coats, consisting of a short outer coat (harsh to the touch), plus a woolly undercoat (for insulation).

The coat is double, having a soft, wooly undercoat and a profuse outer coat.