Coat Types

A "smooth coat" refers to a dog coat type characterized by short, sleek hair that lies close to the body, appearing shiny and glossy, and typically requiring minimal grooming due to its low maintenance nature

A "medium double coat" refers to a dog breed with two layers of fur, where the outer coat is of a medium length, meaning not too short and not too long, and accompanied by a dense, shorter undercoat.

A "long double coat" refers to a dog breed with a double coat where both the undercoat and the topcoat (guard hairs) are relatively long, providing excellent insulation and weather protection,

A "wire coat" refers to a dog coat type characterized by rough, bristly, and coarse hair with a wire-like texture, often found on terrier breeds. Long-haired dog coats can be silky, wavy, or wiry, and can range in thickness

A "curly and dense" dog coat refers to a coat type characterized by tight curls or waves throughout the dog's body, alongside a thick, plentiful undercoat, making the fur appear very full and often requiring significant grooming to prevent matting