Matting on a dog's fur is when the shed hair becomes entangled with the hair still embedded in the skin. This entangled hair becomes a nasty mess of knots and looks very much like dredlocks do on humans. Generally to get these mats off you have to shave your dog, as trying to comb them out is extremely painful to the dog.
Matted hair is a major problem for dogs because it reduces their ability to stay warm, particularly over winter and during rain or sleet. A severely matted dog can die of hypothermia at air temperatures up to 60 degrees if they become soaked because of this problem - they can't get dry and they can't fluff their fur to keep warm.
Irish terriers have wiry hair, not fur. Their coat is dense and requires regular grooming to prevent matting and maintain its characteristic texture.
all dogs have fur
No, This so called 'mating' is caused by you not brushing your dogs fur regularly I would suggest that you brush your dog 2-3 times a day especially if it is long furred and has curly fur (both of which a poodle has)
Persian cats and kittens have long, soft fur. The cat's fur is too long for the cat to keep clean and free of matting, so they require regular grooming.
well not all dogs have fur like chines dogs every dog is diffrent
Yes, spaniels have fur. They typically have a medium to long coat that requires regular grooming to prevent matting and tangling.
Anywhere from 5 minutes to a half hour.
They have fur. Like most dogs who shed their fur terriers don't. When they lose their hair it has to be pulled off like our hair. They are dogs that people get if they are allergic to dogs.
fur
Dogs have both hair and fur, but the terms are often used interchangeably. Fleas can infest dogs regardless of hair length, as they feed on blood and are not deterred by hair length. Whether a dog has hair or fur does not affect the likelihood of it being infested by fleas.
Yes, quite a bit! They need a lot of grooming. Every day or every second day. Tons of it. The typical Aussie has a long coat that needs grooming to keep from matting.
With fur.