If you find yourself looking for a blanket for your Standard Poodle or another canine companion that may have a close shave/haircut, make sure you know your dog’s blanket size and the type of weight, fill, and denier you want for the blanket. For instance, the weight or fill describes the thickness of the blanket. You should also note the denier, which describes the durability of the blanket. The denier is the measure of the nylon fiber density in the blanket, which varies from blanket to blanket. A blanket with a 1200D means a 1200 denier and indicates the blanket is more durable than a blanket with a 600D. If your poodle likes to play rough then you may want to consider a stronger denier. This will ensure the weave of the blanket is tight and durable. For older, less active dogs, you may do well with a lower denier. Consult with your veterinary clinic Columbia, MD for more tips.
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