Tuesday, July 21, 2009

Why does my dog shed?

she has long white hairs and there everywhere, i really just dont understandd why a dog would shed in the winter.



Why does my dog shed?

Every single dog sheds. Just some shed more than others. It's nothing to worry about. But I recommend buying the tool FURminator.



http://www.furminator.com/



You can buy it almost anywhere though. (Ex:Petsmart, Petco,ect...)



Why does my dog shed?

Well most dogs shed to some degree year round. You do too lol



Why does my dog shed?

its winter there getting ready 4 a new coat



Why does my dog shed?

Shedding is just when hairs die and fal off hairs can die even in the winter same with humans. We never stop replacing and losing hair. For dogs its more noticable when the seasons change because they are losing or growing a whole new coat to compansate for the weather.



Why does my dog shed?

Your dogs skin gets dry in the winter and they start to loose hair. Get some tree tea oil and massage in skin. It does really help. We use it all the time.



Why does my dog shed?

All dogs shed to some extent, some more than others. Double coated dogs, such as Siberians, Malamutes and Akitas, "blow" their undercoat twice a year, when it comes out by the double handfulls.



Excessive shedding, however, can be caused by poor nutrition, allergies, or other conditions. If you feel it is excessive, it's always worth a call to the vet to ask.



Why does my dog shed?

Dogs shed twice a year. They lose their summer coat in the winter and gain their winter coat. And lose their winter coat to get their summer coat in the summer. Bathing and brushing helps alot during the shedding seasons.



Why does my dog shed?

they blow their summer coat to get ready for their thicker winter coat

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