CPG Coat Types & Textures

Question 1

Which coat type is characterized by a soft, dense undercoat beneath a coarser outer layer of guard hairs?

Accepted Answer

Double coat

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Single coat

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Wire coat

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Silky coat

Question 2

What is the primary characteristic of a wire (harsh) coat found on breeds like Scottish Terriers?

Accepted Answer

Thick and coarse with a bristly feel

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Soft and flowing texture

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Curly and hypoallergenic

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Flat and smooth against the body

Question 3

Which grooming method is most appropriate for maintaining the proper texture of a wire coat?

Accepted Answer

Hand-stripping

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Blow-drying with high heat

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Heavy conditioner application

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Clipper cutting only

Question 4

A dog with a 'corded' coat, such as a Puli, requires which specialized maintenance technique?

Accepted Answer

Separating cords regularly to prevent merging

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Daily brushing to prevent matting

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Frequent clipping to manage length

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High-heat drying after every bath

Question 5

Which coat type is most commonly associated with minimal shedding and is often labeled 'hypoallergenic'?

Accepted Answer

Curly or wavy coat

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Double coat

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Smooth coat

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Blown coat

Question 6

What term describes the stage when a double-coated dog releases its undercoat in large volumes, typically twice per year?

Accepted Answer

Blowing coat

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Alopecia

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Coat cycling

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Telogen phase

Question 7

A smooth coat, as found on Boxers and Beagles, is best maintained with which tool?

Accepted Answer

Rubber curry brush or grooming mitt

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Slicker brush

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Dematting comb

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Wide-tooth greyhound comb