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| Below is a list of Grooming Tips with the most recent ones listed first. |
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CANAAN DOG |
| The Canaan Dog has a double coat. The outer coat is straight, harsh, flat-lying, with slight ruff. The ruff more pronounced on males. The Length of outer coat is 1/2 to 11/2 inch; |
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COLLIE |
| There are two types of Collie coat. ROUGH: The well-fitting, proper-textured coat is the crowning glory of the rough variety of Collie. |
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GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG |
| The ideal German Shepherd has a double coat of medium length. The outer coat should be as dense as possible, hair straight, harsh and lying close to the body. |
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Norwegian Buhund |
| Self confident, alert, lively, and very affectionate with people. |
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OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG |
| The Old English coat is profuse, but not so excessive as to give the impression of the dog being overly fat, and of a good hard texture; not straight, but shaggy and free from curl. |
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Polish Lowland Sheepdog |
| He is stable and self confident. He needs a dominant master and consistent training from the time he is very young. |
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PULI |
| The dense, weather resistant coat of the Puli is profuse on all parts of the body. The outer coat is wavy or curly, but never silky. The undercoat is soft, wooly and dense. |
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Pyrenean Shepherd Rough Faced |
| The Pyrenean Shepherd is not merely a header or a drover. |
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Pyrenean Shepherd Smooth Faced |
| The Pyrenean Shepherd is not merely a header or a drover. Such a division of labor is unknown to him. |
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SHETLAND SHEEPDOG |
| The Sheltie coat should be double, the outer coat consisting of long, straight, harsh hair; the undercoat short, furry, and so dense as to give the entire coat its "standoff" quality. |
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