The Swedish Vallhund is a herding dog that originates from Sweden, where it was bred to herd cattle and other livestock for farmers. They’re known for being energetic, curious and loyal. Do they shed much? Yes, Swedish Vallhunds are a heavy shedding breed with a thick double coat. They shed year round but will lose … 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
Great Pyrenees, otherwise known as Pyrenean Mountain Dogs or just Pyrs, are a large working dog that was bred to protect sheep in the cold Pyrenees Mountains. They are strong, patient and loyal, and make excellent watchdogs as well as affectionate family companions. What about shedding? Great Pyrenees are an average to high shedding breed … Read more
Saint Bernards are a large working dog that originates from the Swiss Alps. They are a strong, friendly, loveable breed that is known for rescuing mountain hikers and chilling with family. Do they shed lots of hair? Yes, St. Bernards are a heavy shedding breed. They come in short and long coated varieties, however both … Read more
Newfoundlands are large working dogs that originate from the Canadian province of Newfoundland. They are often referred to as a “gentle giant” given their size and calm temperament and are known for being courageous water rescue dogs as well as loyal companions. Do they shed much? Newfoundlands (Newfies) are a fairly high shedding breed with … Read more
Great Danes are gentle giants that originate from Germany. They can be quite intimidating, and do make excellent guardians, but they also love people and are generally very easy going. Do they shed much? Great Danes are a moderate to high shedding breed. The reason they shed so much has a lot to do with … Read more
