Pekingese were bred to sit on the laps of ancient Chinese emperors and nobility. They are intelligent, confident and charming dogs that make loyal family companions. Do they shed much? Pekingese have a long, straight outer coat and a soft, thick undercoat that sheds a moderate to heavy amount year-round. They are also a fairly … Read more
Old English Sheepdogs are large, gentle bear-like dogs that originates from England, where they were mostly used to drove cattle over long, dusty country roads in the late 18th century. Do they shed much? Old English Sheepdogs shed a moderate to heavy amount of hair year round, and they have a thick double coat that … Read more
Bolognese (AKA Bichon Bolognese or Bolos) are a small breed of dog with a white, fluffy coat. They love people about as much as they love playing, and are nothing short of adorable. What about shedding? Bolognese don’t shed much hair at all. No dog with hair is ever completely non-shedding, but Bolos are about … Read more
Leonbergers (or Leos as they’re commonly known) are a giant working dog that originates from Germany. They were bred for royalty, served the common farmer, and today make faithful family companions. And yes, they absolutely shed. Leonbergers are a heavy shedding breed with a thick, water-resistant top coat and a dense, fluffy undercoat. So they … Read more
Shih Tzus are a Chinese toy dog breed whose name means “lion dog”. They are one of the cutest dogs you’ll ever see, and absolutely love being around people who give them lots of cuddles. How much hair do they shed? Shih Tzus are a low shedding breed and are considered hypoallergenic, which means they … Read more
The Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier is a playful, loving, energetic terrier that was originally bred as a farm dog in Ireland. They love people and are great with the whole family. How much do they shed? Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers are a low shedding breed because they do not have an undercoat, and have hair … Read more
