Simply requires a weekly brush, although more frequent brushing will be needed when the coat start to shed. Don’t forget: brushing your Shetland Sheepdog on a regular basis will give you the opportunity to keep a close eye on your dog’s skin condition.<\/p>\n
A sturdy little dog with a double coat, the soft undercoat and harsh outercoat make the Sheltie able to withstand the winter elements. The mane and frill are very abundant, and the forelegs well feathered. The hindlegs above the hocks are profusely covered with hair; it is smooth below the hocks and on the face.<\/p>\n
Equipment needed:<\/em> <\/strong>A nylon or nylon-and-bristle brush on a rubber cushion. A medium-toothed comb is needed for the front legs, behind the ears, and the hocks.<\/p>\n
This breed likes to be on the go, so talk to your Shetland Sheepdog when you groom it to keep it occupied.<\/p>\n