Your Shedding Dog

If your dog is like mine, you may be dealing with piles of hair on kući.Čuperci stuck on the couch is of particular concern, especially when friends come over wearing black pants! Hair loss in your dog can not or can not be a problem. This article is a guide that will help you determine whether or not your dog's hair loss is normal. If your dog is too itchy, there are bugs in the fur or skin, or has sores on the skin, call your veterinarian immediately.

All dogs shed to some degree. Some breeds, however, much worse than others. Usually, dogs with thick fur and an undercoat shed the most. Examples of such dogs are Labrador Retrievers, Golden Retrievers and German Shepherds, in the name of nekoliko.Dobra thing about these dogs is that they usually only shed once or twice a year, depending on climate and whether or not they are spayed or neuter in gramatici.Masivni shedding that occurs in this breed is called "blowing coat". Piles and piles of hair can be obtained by brushing session. Regular (daily), brushing and warm baths help the proces.Puhanje coat usually takes one to three weeks. Intact females of most breeds will blow their coat twice a year, after their heat cycles. Some females will blow their coat after a litter extensively, almost to the point that bald. Most guys will blow their coat once a year. If the dog hair in the house is a problem for you, do not choose a breed that is blowing their coat!

Some dogs usually shed the hair will shed seasonally throughout the year, if you live in the house. Most dogs will spill something in the spring and autumn. Most people know about the spring shedding. As the hot, dogs will shed their fur. Many breeds have summer and winter coat. When it starts to cool down, dogs do not just grow more fur, they actually shed their summer coat and grow a winter coat.

There are several breeds that do not shed very much. These dogs have fur that is more like hair and no undercoat. One drawback is that these dogs usually need regular professional care every 4-8 weeks. Examples are poodles and Bichon Frises.

Even if the dog is shedding, or blowing coat, they should not lose hair in patches all the way down to the skin. If you see your dog's skin, it is not normal (except in the armpit or groin region). Regular brushing will alert you to problems with your dog's coat or skin. Skin problems can be difficult to deal with and best attended to by your veterinarian.