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Dog coats come in a variety of types - from straight to curly, long to short, and fluffy to wiry. Every breed's coat is different, and as a result, they require different grooming and treatment. The first step in determining how to treat your dog's coat is to figure out what type of coat it is. Thankfully there are only two main types to choose between, and it's fairly easy to spot the difference:

1. The Double Coat

Most dogs have a double coat. This is where the coat is composed of two layers. The first is the 'undercoat', which is a short, fluffy type of fur which sits directly against the animal's skin. On top of this sits the 'top coat'. This is typically stiffer, and is designed to repel water. Dogs with a double coat shed their undercoat twice a year.

2. The Single Coat

With the more rare single coat, the dog has no undercoat, and instead has only the water-repellent top coat. Because of the lack of undercoat, dogs with a single coat tend to shed a lot less hair than their double coated counterparts.

How To Tell Which Coat Type Your Dog Has

The easiest way to determine which type of coat your dog has is to look it up in a guide. The American Kennel Club (AKC) produces a guide for every major breed of dog, and this guide lists the coat type.

If there's no guide available for your dog, you'll need to determine his coat type yourself. First you need to get your dog to stand still. Using a partner to hold them will make things much easier! Part the hair on their side to see if the coat appears any different underneath (usually with a more downy texture than the outer hairs). If so, your dog has a double coat, otherwise it's a single coat.

Once you know your dog's coat type, you can use this to make informed decisions about grooming it, as each type needs to be treated differently.

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Types of UK Holiday Homes

The traditional static caravan has come a long way since its early days of flat aluminium sheet roofs and beige exteriors. They now come in a variety of finishes and colours including high density wood composite CanExcel or wood effect cladding and with pitched tiled roofs which give a more spacious feel inside.

Static caravans are now fully equipped with all the latest mod-cons and have a much more luxury feel than the static caravans of the 70s.

Static caravans, sometimes referred as caravan holiday homes, come in two types - single units (or single-wides) and twin units (or double-wides). Both types are manufactured in a factory and then transported on the back of a lorry, with the twin units being transported in two halves and being joined together on site.

Caravan holiday homes are generally built to BS EN1647 standard, which means they are only suitable for being occupied for holidays.

Some manufacturers also build a version of their holiday homes to a higher standard - BS3632. This is recognised as a residential standard and has therefore better insulation and is more suited to holidays all year round. However, you will have to bear in mind that holidays all year round are only possible if the park's licence permits this and is open through the winter months.

Wood or wooden effect clad static caravans have generally become known as lodges. These too come in single and twin units and are built off site. Many lodges are now built to residential standards meaning they are suitable to be lived in all year round - ideal if your park is open in the winter months.

Lodges shouldn't be confused with log cabins which are much larger and are built to Building Regulations standard on site whereas lodges are prefabricated and built on a chassis with wheels so they can be transported on the back of a lorry.

Another type of holiday home is the chalet. Although you may think of a chalet as an alpine retreat for skiing holidays in the Swiss Alps, the term chalet has a very different meaning in terms of UK holiday accommodation.

Chalets are basically prefabricated like a static caravan, but tend to be smaller and more basic.

About the Author

Heather Robinson of Leisuredays insurance which provides specialist insurance for static caravans, holiday lodges and chalets in the UK including Northern Ireland. For more information visit http://www.leisuredays.co.uk

Is there a single type of test that can detect if you have cancer anywhere in the body?

This would be to detect the early onset. I mean do you have to wait to feel a bump in the breast to take a test for breast cancer, or feel pain somewhere or can you take a test such as a blood test that can detect if you have cancer and determine how far along it is. Thanks.
what about a total body scan?

A rough estimate for tumor size is that a 1 cm diameter tumor contains about a billion cancer cells. That is roughly a pea size mass. No scan is going to see a mass a thousand times smaller than a pea - a mass with roughly one million cancer cells.

I've seen adds in the past for blood tests that could detect an early cancer 'somewhere' in the body.
What would you do if you had a positive blood test for "some kind of cancer somewhere", and you then had no test to find it?
What help would that be?
It would worry people to no end and not save lives since you would still have to wait it grew large enough to be detected.

There are hundreds of different cancer subtypes with different behavior patterns and different treatments. There are more than fifty chemotherapy agents in many more combinations.
How would you know how to treat a person with a positive blood test for "some type of cancer somewhere."

There ARE marker blood tests for specific cancers that can be used in follow up or for early detection - such as the PSA tests for prostate cancer in men. There is no test for ALL of the many types of cancer that is reliable and useful.

Cancer is not one disease. It is a category of many diseases just as the word "infection" can mean any of a large number of very different diseases.

The best way to reduce your own risk of cancer is to avoid things we know can cause cancers - the chief one being cigarette smoking. For breast cancer, the best advice is to screen for the disease and find the primary as early as possible.

US shouldn't force single model on lenders-Warren
US shouldn't force single model on lenders-Warren

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