The Schnoodle is a mixed-breed designer dog that’s a cross between a Schnauzer and a Poodle. You might have fallen hard for this dog’s scruffy coat and cute looks, but if you’re curious if this hybrid breed sheds a lot, you’re in the right place. In short, Schnoodles shed very little due to their ancestry, … 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
The Bernedoodle (AKA Bernese Mountain Poo) is a cross between a Poodle and Bernese Mountain Dog, and it’s best known as an intelligent, affectionate companion dog. Aside from being adorable and having a great personality, one of the reasons the Bernedoodle has become so popular is that it’s considered a low-shedding breed. And the reason … 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
