Which dog is silky-coated?

Which dog is silky-coated?

• A. Borzoi
• B. English Setter
• C. Belgian Malinois
• D. Doberman Pinscher

Answer: (B)

Silky-coated describes hair that is long, fine, soft, and has a smooth, silky feel with a natural shine. The English Setter is known for a flowing, long coat with soft, silky texture and feathering on the ears, chest, legs, and tail, which fits this descriptor perfectly. The other breeds here have coats that are not described as silky in this context—Belgian Malinois and Doberman Pinscher have short, close coats, and while the Borzoi has a long coat, the question targets the breed most characteristically described as silky-coated. In grooming terms, silky coats need regular brushing to prevent tangles and feathering areas benefit from careful detangling and conditioning to maintain that smooth, silky appearance.

Silky-coated describes hair that is long, fine, soft, and has a smooth, silky feel with a natural shine. The English Setter is known for a flowing, long coat with soft, silky texture and feathering on the ears, chest, legs, and tail, which fits this descriptor perfectly. The other breeds here have coats that are not described as silky in this context—Belgian Malinois and Doberman Pinscher have short, close coats, and while the Borzoi has a long coat, the question targets the breed most characteristically described as silky-coated. In grooming terms, silky coats need regular brushing to prevent tangles and feathering areas benefit from careful detangling and conditioning to maintain that smooth, silky appearance.