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Originally Posted by YLIME  I had the same problem, Tiger's coat was covered in knots and mats, so i sat there with a fine tooth comb and brushed them all out. I had to cut a few of them out, the ones that were really matted. It took me about 2 weeks. Doing an hour or two everyday. Now i give him a quick brush every day and the knots havn't come back. I still do not know about when his adult coat is going to come through, but his fur is looking lovely now. And after all that brushing he actually enjoys to be brushed and barks at the brush on the table for me to brush him!!!
I know this isnt a proper answer, but i hope it helps all the same!
happy brushing  |
Those knots and mats you were combing out were some of the hairs of the puppy coat. That's why as puppies they get so easily tangled, it's their puppy coats coming out. Once they are adults, yorkies don't shed and properly groomed really shouldn't have mats.
To the OP: It is a stage that most puppies go through. To grow coats long you'll have to be patient and diligent about grooming. If you cut the hair now, it will be just that much longer a wait for a grown out coat.