Assertion: chesapeake bay retriever's coat | /r/HasProperty | oily
Facets:
value: slightly
type: DEGREE
value: to the touch
type: OTHER
value: a bit
type: DEGREE
value: to resist water
type: PURPOSE
value: for water-repellence
type: PURPOSE
value: not curly
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The Chesapeake Bay Retriever has a water-resistant coat that is thick, oily and short.
text: Chesapeake Bay Retrievers have wavy coats that are somewhat oily to the touch – a necessary trait to help this dog’s coat remain watertight.
text: Both the harsh outer coat and dense wooly undercoat are oily for water-repellence.
text: The outer coat is wavy and dense with coarse, glossy hairs and the inner coat is soft, wooly and oily.
text: The coat tends to be oily so bathing 3 or 4 times a year is recommended as a minimum.
text: He has a short but thick outer coat that is very wavey and oily; this acts as a waterproof barrier from the freezing ice and water on the Chesapeake Bay, similar to how duck’s feathers work.
text: They have a waterproof double-coat that is wavy but not curly, slightly oily to the touch but not greasy, and musky smelling but not dirty.
text: The top coat is thick, short, oily and harsh and the undercoat is woolly, dense and fine.
text: The harsh, thick and short outer coat is slightly oily and has a tendency to wave.
text: The coat is a bit oily to resist water in the same way a duck's feathers do.