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 Briard Dog, nicknamed the Berger de Brie, is a large Shepherd breed that hails from France. The dog’s shaggy coat could be enamoring to you, but you may be concerned that that coat will shed a lot. Are Briard Dogs heavy shedders? The Briard Dog is a very low-shedding breed despite its size and … Read more
The Spanish Water Dog or SWD is a mid-sized guard dog and sheepdog that hails from Spain. Its shaggy, corded coat makes this breed look very distinct. You might be interested in adopting one of these dogs, but not before knowing how much they shed. So, are Spanish Water Dogs heavy shedders? Spanish Water Dogs … Read more
Shetland Sheepdogs are small herding dogs that originate from the Shetland Islands where, according to the AKC, they were developed to herd sheep and ponies for farmers. They’re not just highly intelligent, capable working dogs though, they’re also popular companions that are known for their energetic and playful nature. They do shed though – a … Read more
Belgian Sheepdogs (or Belgian Shepherds) are large working dogs that originate from Belgium, where they were commonly used to herd sheep. Over the years ,however, these intelligent, versatile dogs have also been used as police dogs, messengers ,and even helped soldiers in the military. Safe to say, few dogs can match his work ethic, trainability … Read more
Australian Cattle Dogs (AKA Blue Heelers) are dogs of medium size that were bred in Australia to herd and drive cattle. They are highly intelligent, energetic and eager workers on the farm, as well as loyal family companions. Do they shed lots? Blue Heelers have a smooth double coat that sheds moderately, but the shedding … Read more
