Dog Coat Stages of Growth

With many long coated dog breeds, you've got double coat, you'll have an undercoat which is soft and you'll have an outer coat which is typically a little harder, it's a little bit longer. The undercoat is typically the part of the coat that causes the...

The outer coat is the part that the undercoat typically is falling out into and it gets mixed up in the matt of the undercoat. So the outer coat, as you can see here we've got a tiny briard. We've got the outer coat here this is the part that gives us...

I'm going to talk to you a little bit about a coat stripper. If you have a coated breed with a lot of undercoat and you want to get some of that undercoat out to make it more manageable or if you're showing a coated breed with a lot of undercoat and you...

So there is different types of coats on long coated breeds. You can have a harsh course coat and you can also have a dog or a dog breed that has a finer softer silkier coat. The individual dogs are the breeds that have a finer softer long coat are going...

One of the best ways of keeping your coated dog in a nice coat is frequent brushing. So this dog here that we are working with had a bath about 2 weeks ago. She was all brushed out for a show about 7 days ago. So if I want to maintain that in her, I need...