The coat is the dog’s most valuable ally in protecting itself from the heat, and you should NEVER shear it.
The coat is the dog's most valuable ally in protecting itself from the heat, and shearing is an unnecessary and harmful practice.
Shearing the dog in summer is a harmful practice because in reality the coat is the most valuable ally the dog has to protect itself from the heat.
Shearing the dog in summer is a harmful practice: the coat is the most valuable ally the dog has to protect itself from the heat.
No to dog hair shearing: it is unnecessary but mostly harmful.
Shearing deprives the dog of its natural protection and exposes it to sunburn, erythema and dermatitis: it is allowed only in extreme cases.