If you thought Miniature Poodles are small, then you haven’t yet been introduced to the Teacup Poodle. This teeny-tiny dog is under 10 inches tall and weighs six pounds or less. These Poodles make for an adorable, portable four-legged companion. And just like other Poodle sizes, Teacup Poodles are incredibly low-shedding. They are even lower … Read more
The Teacup Pomeranian is a miniaturized version of the standard Pomeranian, making it an even cuter, more handheld companion. This teensy-tiny dog is so sweet that all it can take is one look to fall in love. But do they shed much? Like the full-sized Pomeranian, Teacup Pomeranians are low shedders, but they’re even less … Read more
The only thing cuter than a regular-sized Maltese is a Teacup Maltese, a tiny canine companion that reaches sizes of about six or eight inches tall. This almost-handheld dog could win over any heart with its charm. But how much do they shed? Teacup Maltese dogs, like their full-sized Maltese brethren, are incredibly low-shedding. The … 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 Chorkie, also known as the York Chi and Yorkiechi, is a hybrid designer dog that’s a cross between a Chihuahua and Yorkshire Terrier. With a bright temperament, this companion breed is often described as playful, outgoing, friendly, and highly trainable. What about shedding? Chorkies are generally low-shedding overall but may shed slightly more if … Read more
The Morkie is a designer dog breed that’s a cross between the Yorkshire Terrier and Maltese. Shaggy, spunky, silly, and cute as well, a Morkie can easily win over someone’s heart. And if you’re interested in adopting this dog, you’re likely curious about its rate of shedding. So, are Morkies serious shedders? Morkies are very … Read more
