Assertion: greyhound's coat | /r/HasProperty | short
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: to silky
type: OTHER
value: with little
type: OTHER
value: to medium
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The coat of this breed is short, dense and smooth.
text: The coat is short and smooth and easy to maintain.
text: Its coat is short and smooth and of various colours.
text: A greyhound has a very short, thin and tight coat which can appear in different colours including: black, white, red, blue, fawn, sand, brindle or any of these colors stained white.
text: — Greyhounds have short coats and are not big shedders.
text: The coat of a Greyhound is short and smooth and is the result of crossing Greyhounds with Bulldogs in the mid-1700s.
text: The Greyhound has a very short coat that does not require much grooming.
text: It doesn’t seem like a greyhound would shed much because their coats are short and light.
text: This breed’s coat is short, fine, glossy, and comes in all colors.
text: However, many people with allergies to dogs have no problems owning a Grey as their coats are so short with little to no undercoat
text: LOW: The Greyhound’s coat is a single, thin layer that is short and smooth.
text: When the coat is short it is easy to brush and keep looking healthy twice a week.
text: Greyhounds have very short coats, but how much they shed will vary from dog to dog.
text: Greyhounds are low maintenance in the grooming department thanks to their tight, short and close coats which means a once over with a bristle brush once a week would keep them gleaming.
text: Greyhounds do still require some minimal grooming for their short coats.
text: The Italian Greyhound has a short, smooth and fine coat, if it is properly taken care of.
text: His coat can be short to medium and silky to touch and comes in common colors like brown, white, black, silver, grey, blue and red.
text: The typical Greyhound has a short coat that does not require much grooming.
text: The typical Greyhound has a short coat that does not require much grooming.