Assertion: alaskan malamute's undercoat | /r/HasProperty | oily
Facets:
value: a bit
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Their undercoat is approximately two inches long and is thick and oily to repel water and keep the dog warm in harsh temperatures, while the topcoat is short and coarse.
text: The Mal has a thick, coarse guard coat coupled with a weatherproof undercoat that is dense, oily, and wooly, standing at approximately 1-2 inches in depth.
text: The Alaskan Malamute has an extremely thick double coat, consisting of a coarse outer and an undercoat about 1-2 inches deep, which is oily and wooly.
text: The malamute's coat is coarser than that of the husky, and the undercoat is oily.
text: They have a very dense undercoat which is both woolly and oily being anything from 2.5 to 5 cm deep and which offers tremendous protection from the elements.
text: The undercoat of an Alaskan Malamute is coarse and a bit oily to keep the wet cold away.
text: The undercoat is around 2.5 to 5cm thick and is dense, oily and woolly which provides insulation from water and cold temperatures.