Tibetan Terriers shed almost no hair, so this is the perfect example of a low shedding breed. However they do require above average care when it comes to grooming, so you will need to spend some extra time brushing and grooming if you want his coat to be in top shape. Here’s what you need … Read more
Miniature Schnauzers shed a very low amount of hair. This is definitely one of the lowest shedding breeds you will come across. Which is good for those of you who can’t stand loose hair floating around or if you suffer from allergies. With that being said, no dog is completely non-shedding. And his coat requires … Read more
Doberman Pinschers shed a moderate amount of hair. So while you should expect to see some excess hair floating around the home, it’s nothing you can’t get a handle on with a proper grooming routine. Especially since the Doberman’s coat is short and smooth, which will make your life a lot easier in comparison to … Read more
Chances are you’ve heard people talking about how amazing coconut oil is for your dog. And how it can even reduce excessive shedding. But is this really the case, or is it just another myth? Here’s what you need to know… Please note: Coconut oil is generally considered to be safe for dogs, but it’s … Read more
The Black Russian Terrier, also known as the BRT, is a working dog. They were originally bred in the Soviet Union during 1940-1950 for military purposes. However, in the late 1950s, civilian breeders started popping up and introducing the BRT to the general public. So they eventually made their way to other countries across the … Read more
The German Shorthaired Pointer is a fun, high-energy dog that makes for a great all-around companion. They are good with children and enjoy playtime whenever they get the chance. On the same token, they are purpose-bred hunters. They were originally bred in Germany in the late 1800s as hunting dogs and belong to the pointing … Read more
