>>>> Long hair that doesn't go away during the summer. In a really hot area
, when he sweats the moisture never gets to see the surface air to be
evaporated. so shaving during the summer is a good idea.


My Icelandic's shed out as sleek as any horse in the summer.  A few don't
shed quite soon enough to cope well with our warm spring weather in NC and I
clip them, but mostly, mine do well in the heat of NC summers - as well as
my non-Icelandic's.  The tough time for Icelandics in NC is late summer
through fall - mostly about September 1 - early December.  Our weather can
be hot this time, or at least very warm (not today, though) and the emerging
fur is just too much for them.


Hey, does anyone remember hearing that Icelandic's get lethargic in the
fall, as they start growing their winter coats?  I remember being told
somewhere that's because their bodies are diverting so much energy to hair
growth.  That's not, true, is it... anyone...?  Aren't they most likely a
little lethargic simply because they are hot?


Karen Thomas, NC



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