The Golden Retriever and Labrador Retriever are considered two of the most beloved dog breeds, and when you combine them, you get the Goldador. This big dog has an equally big and loving heart to match. Yet how much do they shed? The Goldador is a consistent shedder, which is in line with both its … Read more
The Huskydoodle is a Poodle and Siberian Husky mix that’s also known as the Huskypoo, Siberian Poodle, Poosky, and Siberpoo. This shaggy, scruffy dog is active and bright, making it an ideal companion pet. But how much do they shed? Huskydoodles can be moderate shedders, as the Siberian Husky sheds quite ferociously while the Poodle … Read more
The Maltipoo is a tiny designer dog breed that’s a cross between a Miniature Poodle and a Maltese. Beloved for its handheld status and undeniably adorable looks, you might have your eye on a Maltipoo. But do they shed much? Maltipoos, given their lineage, are incredibly low-shedding. However, the dog’s often curly coat is difficult … Read more
The Cavachon is a mixed breed that’s half Bichon Frise and half Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. Known for its small size, its adorable looks, and its spunky, fun personality, you might have your eye on a Cavachon. But how much do they shed? Cavachons are known for being low-shedding due to the Bichon lineage and … Read more
Aussiedoodles are a cross between an Australian Shepherd (Aussie) and Poodle. Aussies, despite their name, are an American-born breed known for their hardworking nature and herding ability, such that they’ve even been dubbed the cowboy’s herding dog of choice. Whereas Poodles, the national dog of France, were originally developed to hunt waterfowl (like ducks) and … Read more
The intelligent, athletic, and loyal Goldendoodle is a cross between a Standard Poodle and Golden Retriever, which both have very different shedding traits. On the one hand, Poodles shed so little that they are often referred to as “non-shedding.” And on the other hand, Golden Retrievers are considered moderate-to-heavy shedders. Where does that leave the … Read more
