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ya can get all sorts of poodle fuzz, paticularly when you take into account all the byb poodles...
A nice crisp coat has coarse feeling guard hairs, they are almost wiry and springy, very strong and thick.
You can get thick and thin coats, coats that seem to mat up quickly and others that don't, you can get curls, and waves, and even stick straight in some of the byb ones! You can get limp floppy hair, and frizzy afro hair, and everything in between.
And there are products that can *help* a soft coat, but at the same time you can't really change the genetics of how it'll grow! Ie, you can't get a black person with a natural afro to actually grow long straight hair. Sure you can straighten their hair, but it won't GROW straight.... Or vs vs, getting someone with long straight hair to grow an afro!
Puppy coat change is usually at around 9-14 months old, though it can vary. The length of time it takes varies too, but you're usually looking at a good month of really keeping ontop of that combing out the puppy coat at least daily.
A nice crisp coat has coarse feeling guard hairs, they are almost wiry and springy, very strong and thick.
You can get thick and thin coats, coats that seem to mat up quickly and others that don't, you can get curls, and waves, and even stick straight in some of the byb ones! You can get limp floppy hair, and frizzy afro hair, and everything in between.
And there are products that can *help* a soft coat, but at the same time you can't really change the genetics of how it'll grow! Ie, you can't get a black person with a natural afro to actually grow long straight hair. Sure you can straighten their hair, but it won't GROW straight.... Or vs vs, getting someone with long straight hair to grow an afro!
Puppy coat change is usually at around 9-14 months old, though it can vary. The length of time it takes varies too, but you're usually looking at a good month of really keeping ontop of that combing out the puppy coat at least daily.
