American Water Spaniels (also known as AWS) were bred as all-in-one hunting companions in Wisconsin during the 1800’s. They’re athletic dogs that love swimming and hunting. And thankfully, the AWS doesn’t shed much hair. However, they do have a double coat which means that, as with most double coated breeds, they shed seasonally. So you … Read more
The Norfolk Terrier is a small British dog that was bred to hunt vermin and catch foxes. They are best known for being fearless, energetic and adventurous family companions. How much do they shed? Norfolk Terriers are a low shedding breed. They have a short-medium outer coat that is made up of harsh, wiry hairs … Read more
Akitas are large, powerful, dominant dogs that originate from Japan, where they were loyal the guardians of royalty and hunted wild animals. Do they shed a lot? Akitas have a thick double coat that sheds heavily. They lose a moderate amount of hair year round but a couple of times per year, normally during spring … Read more
Japanese Chins (AKA Japanese Spaniels) are small toy dogs that once served as companions for Japanese nobility. They are now loved the world over, and are known for being cat-like given their fastidious, intelligent and independent nature. How much hair do they shed? The Japanese Chin is a moderate shedding breed with a long, silky, … Read more
Bolognese (AKA Bichon Bolognese or Bolos) are a small breed of dog with a white, fluffy coat. They love people about as much as they love playing, and are nothing short of adorable. What about shedding? Bolognese don’t shed much hair at all. No dog with hair is ever completely non-shedding, but Bolos are about … Read more
Boston Terriers are a small breed of dog that originated from Boston, Massachusetts in the U.S. He’s often described as a friendly, lively, and smart companion that makes you smile. And he does shed, but not very much. Summary: Boston Terriers have a short, smooth coat that sheds very little year-round, although you may notice … Read more
