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Old 06-11-2010, 07:53 PM   #8
DvlshAngel985
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Actually silk coated are more prone to temperature changes than the soft coated dogs. The coat acts as an insulater. I have a pet girl that is soft coated. I keep her in a short cut, just because of matting tendancies and breakage. Actually as soon as I get that AKC Championship Certificate in the mail....out come the clippers....it's easier on me as well as them. No more wrapping, bathing every 4 days......taking the topknot down twice a day......they can run unemcumbered by coat......
Wow! That's a lot of work. Have you ever kept a cotton coated dog in a longer coat? I'm started to dread Sept. I already promised my mom I would let Kaji's hair grow out and now I'm wishing I didn't. He tolerates daily brushing, but he loves having no hair to brush. He can nap without being interrupted.
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