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Originally Posted by Rhetts_mama  I know the obvious answer is to prevent them in the first place. But once they do occur, is there an easy/ preferred way of removing them?
Scarlett is going to have an extremely thick coat and she loves to roll around and rough house. Unfortunately she also HATES being brushed out. So what can I do to minimize the stress on her and me as her coat is growing back out?
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Is the coat a soft or cotton coat, or a silk coat? Coat type can make a big difference as to whether or not you can keep it mat free or not.
Cotton/soft coats, forget it, it doesn't work you are going to be stuck keeping it relatively short.
A fine silk will be harder to keep mat free but will require diligent brushing.
Some silk types are easy to keep mat free even when it is longer in length.