Non-shedding Dogs in Faribault
Most dogs shed, whether they have long hair, short hair, or heavy undercoats. A Labrador Retriever with fairly short hair can shed just as much, if not more, than a longer-haired German Shepherd or Collie. Daily brushing can help to decrease the amount of hair your see around your house and thus on your clothing. For dogs who shed seasonally, brushing may need to even be done twice daily during those times.
Some people prefer not to deal with the shedding at all. In which case, some breeds of ‘non-shedding’ dogs may be the ideal solution, particularly for allergy sufferers. These dogs will still shed, though the amount of hair that they shed is about as much as your own, which is barely noticeable. These are dogs who don’t have much of an undercoat, and they have the type of coat the requires regular clipping. These include:
- Poodles
- Cocker Spaniels
- Shih Tzus
- Schnauzers
Other breeds that shed little to no hair include the following:
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Affenpinschers
Airedale Terriers
American Hairless Terriers
Australian Terriers
Basenjis
Bedlington Terriers
Belgian Shepherd Laekenois
Bergamascos
Bichon Frises
Bichon/Yorkie mixes
Bologneses
Border Terriers
Bouvers des Flanders
Brussels Griffons
Cairn Terriers
Cesky Terriers
Chi-Poos
Chinese Cresteds
Cockapoos
Coton De Tulears
Dandie Dinmont Terriers
Doodleman Pinschers
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Giant Schnauzers
Glen of Imaal Terriers
Hairless Khalas
Havaneses
Irish Terriers
Irish Water Spaniels
Italian Greyhounds
Kerry Blue Terriers
Komondors
Labradoodles
Lagotto Romagnolos
Lakeland Terriers
Lowchens
Malteses
Malti-Poos
Manchester Terriers
Mi-Kis
Miniature Poodles
Miniature Schnauzers
Norfolk Terriers
Norwich Terriers
Peruvian Inca Orchids
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Petit Basset Griffon Vendeens
Poos (Poodle Mixes)
Portuguese Water Dogs
Pulis
Schnoodles
Scottish Terriers
Sealyham Terriers
Shepadoodles
Shichons
Silky Terriers
Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers
Spanish Water Dogs
Standard Poodles
Standard Schnauzers
Tibetan Terriers
Toy Poodles
Welsh Terriers
West Highland White Terriers
Wirehaired Fox Terriers
Wirehaired Pointing Griffons
Yorkshire Terriers
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