Afghans are huge sighthounds with beautiful hair. Maintaining that long, silky hair takes time.
This dog has silky and coarse hair. The breed seldom sheds, but its coat grows fast and needs trimming.
It needs haircuts and baths every four to six weeks to maintain its white coat.
Boston terriers are active and friendly. Though it sheds twice a year, its short, smooth coat sheds little.
Lhasa apsos are active and loving with their families but reserved with strangers.
The Maltese is graceful, lively, and brave. Daily brushing and conditioner baths reduce tangles.
Brush short-haired poodles weekly. Clip and bathe every four to six weeks.
Brush shorter haircuts twice a week. Depending on coat length, groom every four to eight weeks.
To remove dead fur, some individuals hand-strip their dogs' coats, while others use clippers.
Every week or two, brush the coat.
Yorkshire terriers are brave. Brushing its silky, low-shedding coat every day prevents tangles.
Brush short-coated Yorkies weekly. Depending on coat length, groom every six to eight weeks.