The undeniable majestic beauty of a long-haired dog makes these breeds highly sought-after, and the fact that they don’t shed much makes them even more appealing to invite home. So, which dog breeds are both long-haired and low-shedding? Here’s the list: Spanish Water Dog Silky Terrier Yorkshire Terrier Papillon Shih-Tzu Afghan Hound Lhasa Apso Briard … Read more
The Entlebucher Mountain Dog, also known as the Entlebucher Sennenhund, is a mid-sized Swiss canine that’s related to the Bernese Mountain Dog (one of the heaviest shedders of all). Thankfully, however, Entles don’t shed quite as much as a Bernese, and one of the reasons for that is that they aren’t as big of a … Read more
The Yorkipoo is a hybrid designer dog that’s part Miniature Poodle and part Yorkshire Terrier. Adorably cute, perfectly sized, and ultra-lovable, you may be seriously pondering adopting a Yorkipoo of your own. But do Yorkipoos shed a lot? Yorkipoos are considered very low-shedding dogs as both parents–the Yorkshire Terrier and the Miniature Poodle–barely shed. However, … Read more
If you’ve always wanted a dog with an easy maintenance coat due to its short fur and one that’s very low shedding, this list is exactly what you’ve been looking for. In this post, I’ll show you some of the best low-shedding, easy-to-groom breeds and give you a breakdown of each breed’s traits, shedding, and … Read more
The Shorkie is a Yorkshire Terrier and Shih-Tzu crossbreed that’s fluffy, handheld, designer, and adorable. You might have found a Shorkie for adoption, but perhaps you need to know more about the dog’s shedding before you make up your mind. So, do Shorkies shed a lot? Shorkies don’t shed much due to both the Yorkie … Read more
The Plott Hound is a full-sized Scent Hound that was originally bred to hunt bears. The canine officially became North Carolina’s state dog in 1989 and still is to this day. With a whole lot to love, you may wonder if the Plott Hound is the right dog for you. I’ll go into more detail … Read more
