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| Below is a list of Grooming Tips with the most recent ones listed first. |
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GREYHOUND |
| The Greyhound coat is short, smooth and firm in texture |
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HARRIER |
| The Harrier coat is short, dense, hard and glossy. Coat texture on the ears is finer than on the body. There is a brush of hair on the underside of the tail. |
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IBIZAN |
| There are two types of Ibizan coat; both untrimmed. Short-shortest on head and ears and longest at back of the thighs and under the tail. Wire-haired can be from one to three inches in length with a possible generous moustache. |
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IRISH WOLFHOUND |
| The Irish Wolfhound coat is rough and hard on body, legs and head; especially wiry and long over eyes and underjaw. |
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NORWEGIAN ELKHOUND |
| The Norwegian Elkhound coat is thick, hard, weather resisting and smooth lying; made up of soft, dense, woolly undercoat and coarse, straight covering hairs |
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OTTERHOUND |
| The coat is an essential feature of the Otterhound. Coat texture and quality are more important than the length. |
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PETIT BASSET GRIFFON VENDEEN |
| The PBGV coat is rough, long without exaggeration and harsh to the touch, with a thick shorter undercoat. It is never silky or woolly. |
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PHAROAH HOUND |
| The Pharoah Hound coat is short and glossy, ranging from fine and close to slightly harsh with no feathering. Accident blemishes should not be considered as faults. |
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Plott |
| Eager to please, loyal, intelligent, alert. Aggressive, bold, and fearless hunter |
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RHODESIAN RIDGEBACK |
| The Ridgeback’s coat should be short and dense, sleek and glossy in appearance but neither woolly nor silky. |
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