Assertion: yorkshire terrier's coat | /r/HasProperty | long
Facets:
value: always
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The coat is long and silky and comes in colors of steel blue and tan.
text: Even though the coat is long, it does not carry the type of thick undercoat that a Shih Tzu has, so matting is minimal.
text: The coat of this canine is either short & soft or long & smooth.
text: The standards for a show-quality Yorkshire terrier, according to the AKC, include a medium-length docked tail, a very compactly proportioned body and a fine, silky coat that is long and straight and can be either black and tan or dark blue unmixed with fawn, bronze or black hairs.
text: The Teacup Yorkie has a flowing, fine, silk-like coat that is long to moderately long.
text: The dog's coat is long and parted down the middle of the spine.
text: The Yorkshire Terrier may have derived its long coat and blue coloring from the Clydesdale and Skye Terriers, and its signature coat pattern likely results from crosses with the English Black and Tan Terrier.
text: Their coat is silky and long, becoming luxurious with regular brushing.
text: Also, while the texture of the Yorkshire terrier can be smooth, rough or broken-and vary in length-the silky terrier’s coat is always smooth and long, and this is the core trait that sets the two breeds apart.