Gordon Setters are a large breed of dog that originates from the rugged terrain of Scotland, where they were used hunt game birds like pheasant and quail. They’re known for being athletic, loyal, confident, and affectionate companions. And yes, Gordons do shed. Overall, Gordon Setters shed a moderate amount of hair throughout the year, but … Read more
Welsh Terriers are an alert, spirited terrier of medium size that originates from Wales, where they were bred to hunt rodents, badger and fox. And thankfully, they don’t shed much. Welsh Terriers have a coarse, wiry top coat and a short, soft undercoat that sheds very little year round. However, they do require more effort … Read more
Irish Water Spaniels are one of the tallest spaniels registered with the AKC. They were bred as gundogs in Ireland, so they excel at locating and retrieving game, particularly waterfowl. Aside from being brave and hardworking hunting companions, they’re also playful and love family life. And best of all, they don’t shed much hair! The … Read more
Bearded Collies are Scottish herding dogs that make excellent workers and affectionate family companions alike. They are enthusiastic, smart, and full of energy. Do they shed much? Bearded Collies have a long double coat that sheds a moderate amount of hair throughout most of the year, but considerably more once or twice per year as … Read more
Chow Chows are an ancient breed that stood as the loyal, dignified companions of Chinese nobles thousands of years ago. Their original name (Songshi-Quan) means “puffy lion dog” which is the perfect way to describe them (well, maybe except for their blue tongue!). And yes, Chow Chows do shed – a lot. Chows are a … Read more
Havanese is a small breed of dog that originates from Cuba, where they made pampered lapdogs for Cuban royalty. They’ve since become popular family companions all over the world, particularly in the United States. Do they shed hair? Havanese are a low shedding breed and are considered to be hypoallergenic for this reason. However, they … Read more
