Cardigan Welsh Corgis (AKA Cardis or Cardigans) were named after their historic home county of Cardiganshire, Wales. He is one of only two types of Corgi, the other is the Pembroke Welsh Corgi, and was bred to herd cattle and sheep. What about shedding? Cardigan Welsh Corgis are high shedding dogs that have short, dense … Read more
Corgipoos are a small designer breed of dog that is the result of mixing a Welsh Corgi (Pembroke or Cardigan) with a Poodle (standard, miniature, or toy). How much do they shed? Corgipoos are a low shedding, low maintenance breed with a wiry top coat and a soft, fluffy undercoat. Some claim they are hypoallergenic, … Read more
Chow Chows are an ancient breed that stood as the loyal, dignified companions of Chinese nobles thousands of years ago. Their original name (Songshi-Quan) means “puffy lion dog” which is the perfect way to describe them (well, maybe except for their blue tongue!). And yes, Chow Chows do shed – a lot. Chows are a … Read more
Havanese is a small breed of dog that originates from Cuba, where they made pampered lapdogs for Cuban royalty. They’ve since become popular family companions all over the world, particularly in the United States. Do they shed hair? Havanese are a low shedding breed and are considered to be hypoallergenic for this reason. However, they … Read more
Basset Hounds are scent hounds that were bred in France to help hunters track deer and rabbit, a task which they excelled at given their keen sense of smell and short-legged build. Today, they’re better known as being charming, laid-back family companions. Do they shed lots? Basset Hounds are a moderate to heavy shedding breed. … Read more
Pekingese were bred to sit on the laps of ancient Chinese emperors and nobility. They are intelligent, confident and charming dogs that make loyal family companions. Do they shed much? Pekingese have a long, straight outer coat and a soft, thick undercoat that sheds a moderate to heavy amount year-round. They are also a fairly … Read more
