| Minerva |
| Im noticing my longer haired dog is coping with this heat much better than my shorter haired one. They're both wiry but Norm's is shorter and denser while Pad has more sparse but longer hair. |
Bright Sunshine with a few High Clouds| Minerva |
| Im noticing my longer haired dog is coping with this heat much better than my shorter haired one. They're both wiry but Norm's is shorter and denser while Pad has more sparse but longer hair. |
| Embervale Acres |
| that can be an issue caused by shaving a double coated breed, actually. damage to the undercoat or even the top coat, more prone to matting and worse matting, or even the coat not coming back properly but like Kuewi said, all animals are individuals |
| Kuewi knn stable |
| all animals are totally individual. So while one (...cat, dog, horse..) is totally fine with clipping, the next one would get problems from it. Unfortunately you can never tell before. Same applies for not getting clipped at hot temperatures |
| The Old Gods |
| Even with frequent grooming, he had a tendency to get mats because his undercoat was basically cotton fuzz |
| The Old Gods |
| Eh. It looks like one of those hot debate issues with cats. Personally, Niles never had any issues and I'm pretty sure he was double coated. |
| Stormsong Manor |
| Matches made for RO so far: 1 Total matches I'll probably make: 1 -HEE Click- |
| Stormsong Manor |
| If you bred or captured the horse you can retrieve it from the FR for 10k. Go to your Stable Activities page and click Your Account |
| Embervale Acres |
| and like with dogs, the frequency of it would probably increase that chance (shaving once a year vs every few months or whatever) |
| Embervale Acres |
| I don't think it's as likely as it would be for double coated dogs, but there's always the possibility |
| The Old Gods |
| Can't say I've heard of that. I've heard of it for certain dog breeds. |
|
| Minerva |
| Im noticing my longer haired dog is coping with this heat much better than my shorter haired one. They're both wiry but Norm's is shorter and denser while Pad has more sparse but longer hair. |
| Embervale Acres |
| that can be an issue caused by shaving a double coated breed, actually. damage to the undercoat or even the top coat, more prone to matting and worse matting, or even the coat not coming back properly but like Kuewi said, all animals are individuals |
| Kuewi knn stable |
| all animals are totally individual. So while one (...cat, dog, horse..) is totally fine with clipping, the next one would get problems from it. Unfortunately you can never tell before. Same applies for not getting clipped at hot temperatures |
| The Old Gods |
| Even with frequent grooming, he had a tendency to get mats because his undercoat was basically cotton fuzz |
| The Old Gods |
| Eh. It looks like one of those hot debate issues with cats. Personally, Niles never had any issues and I'm pretty sure he was double coated. |
| Stormsong Manor |
| Matches made for RO so far: 1 Total matches I'll probably make: 1 -HEE Click- |
| Stormsong Manor |
| If you bred or captured the horse you can retrieve it from the FR for 10k. Go to your Stable Activities page and click Your Account |
| Embervale Acres |
| and like with dogs, the frequency of it would probably increase that chance (shaving once a year vs every few months or whatever) |
| Embervale Acres |
| I don't think it's as likely as it would be for double coated dogs, but there's always the possibility |
| The Old Gods |
| Can't say I've heard of that. I've heard of it for certain dog breeds. |
|
|
| |||||||||||||||||||||
Training Gauge
|
| Horse Ratings |
| This horse is not rated. |
| Achievements | ||||
| ||||
| Managed Shows | ||||
| This horse isn't being managed by the Barn Manager. | ||||
| Associations | ||||
| Awards | ||||
| ||||
