Siberian Huskies are medium-sized sled dogs that originate from Northeast Asia, where they worked in packs to haul light loads over long, snow covered, distances. Huskies are loyal, energetic and friendly which makes them excellent working dogs as well as family companions. And yes, they shed – a lot. Siberian Huskies are an above average … Read more
The Standard Schnauzer is a medium-sized working dog from Germany that was bred for tasks like herding, hunting and guarding. But they don’t just thrive on the farm, they also make smart, spirited and loyal family companions. How much do they shed? Standard Schnauzers have dense, wiry outer coats and soft, thick undercoats that shed … Read more
Small Munsterlanders are versatile German hunting dogs that are known for being loyal companions. Whether he’s hunting furry prey on land, retrieving in the water, or sitting at your feet, these intelligent and highly trainable dogs love being by your side. Do they shed? Small Munsterlander Pointers shed a moderate amount of hair year round, … Read more
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
Golden Retrievers are medium-sized dogs that were bred in Scotland during the mid 1800s to help hunters retrieve ducks and other game birds. And they’ve since become one of the most popular breeds in America, which is no surprise given their calm, friendly and intelligent nature. How much do they shed? Golden Retrievers shed a … Read more
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
