How old is he?
shedding and brushing
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Normally if something is wrong the coat will be the first thing affected. It would be falling out in clumps..
I used to breed Eskimos... My male hardly ever shed. My female would shed until she was bald.. Literally, it looked like I used a razor that we use for our legs. She was completely bald except her legs, head and tail. It always grew back in so nicely though.
I used to breed Eskimos... My male hardly ever shed. My female would shed until she was bald.. Literally, it looked like I used a razor that we use for our legs. She was completely bald except her legs, head and tail. It always grew back in so nicely though.
Being that he is still young, its possible that he just doesn't have his full adult coat in yet. If he isn't neutered, that can lessen the shedding too. Most neutered and spayed dogs get whats called "spay coat" that is thicker, hence more shedding. He's still young.
Yeah, my baby is a BC. He is fixed. He has always had insanly fluffy fur as a pup, so I thought that he would have longer fur as an adult. But it's right in the middle now, and in good shape, and no shedding. I think I'm jsut overreacting, I one time called the vet because he was acting like a normal dog instead of PLAY PLAY PLAY?
I think I'm jsut overreacting, I one time called the vet because he was acting like a normal dog instead of PLAY PLAY PLAY?It's better to be cautious then to be ignorant.
Some people do take signs of lethargy as the animal just "acting normal".
Some people do take signs of lethargy as the animal just "acting normal".
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