Thick fur coats in dogs usually means they were developed in a cold climate, where a thick coat would be essential to keeping warm.
Dogs can keep warm in cold weather because of their fur is thick, or their owners put coatrs on them.
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Only in the movie 101 Dalmatians That's fiction though and most likely fake. Dalmatians coats aren't that thick. No dalmatians aren't used for fur coats.
some animals grow thick fur coats
Dogs have fur, not hair. The type of fur they have can affect their shedding patterns. Dogs with double coats, like Huskies, shed more heavily during shedding seasons. Dogs with single coats, like Poodles, shed less and may require regular grooming to manage shedding.
Bears have thick fur. Cat and dogs also have nice fur on their body. For mammals it is not uncommon to have fur.
In my opinion, no animals should be killed- just because humans are more developed that animal doesn't mean humans have more rights! No. Dogs have fur not really suitable for coats, and dogs have been our companion for thousands of years.
Yes, grizzlies have a lot of fur as part of their adaptation. They have a thick coat in order to help them hibernate in the winter and stay warm. They shed their thick coats in the summer.
Poodles, bichons, Portuguese water dogs and Spanish water dogs all have wool type fur. Their fur is thick an curly but do not shed as bad as other breeds.
Pomeranians have long hair as a result of their breeding history. They were originally larger working dogs with thick coats, and over time, they were selectively bred for smaller size and more abundant fur. This has resulted in their characteristic long, fluffy coats.
It really depends on the type of cat or dog. But most big dogs have thick fur, especially Newfoundlands, whereas Jack Russel's have a very thin coat. Cats have a mix between thick and thin cots too.
I don't know go ask some one! Dummy