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My Finn was like a teddy bear when we got him, thick dark black curls and so puffy. Then breeder shaved him completely when she was watching him for a week for me and it grew back silver on the head and around the face (he used to look like a bandit with a black mask), with almost no curl. Still cute as can be. I think his fur is a mix. We are having major issues with matting because he hates to be brushed and if you try to groom his belly region he snaps yet that is what is matted the most. I planned to ask the groomer when I take him in this week (first time there, she owns her own yorkies and everyone in town with them goes to her) what she thinks his coat is now that he is 11 months. |
I would guess silky but it's hard to tell without seeing him. And he is still young. That fluffy wavy hair is puppy coat but he should be starting to change at the roots. Can you tell a difference there? |
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In regards to snapping when groomed, I really feel that this can be easily resolved with some positive reinforcement training. A friend's Yorkie hated it as well and I worked on getting him to accept the brush and clippers by handling the puppy while holding the brush and sharing treats/praise. Most people are too busy to work on this kind of training and the puppy only comes into contact with those items when it's timed to be groomed, which can prove to be a scary experience! |
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What kind of indicators do you use if you could see the puppy to predict the kind of coat they will have? The texture at the roots is different than than the puppy coat and feels thinner but the color hasn't changed. Also, is it true you can tell what the pup's coat is going to be as an adult by the reflection of a light/flash in their eyes? Thanks! |
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