The Puggle is a hybrid of the Beagle and Pug and was bred as an adorable companion pup. Puggles are also supposed to be healthier than both breeds they come from. How are they on the shedding front? Puggles are considered moderate shedders. Their parents, the Beagle and Pug, are mid-to-heavy shedders, though. So, generally … Read more
The Lhasa Apso is a mid-sized Tibetan dog that was favored as a watchdog at the start of the 20th century (and still is today). With its long, flowing coat, you wonder how much fur the Lhasa Apso releases on the regular. Is the Lhasa Apso dog a heavy shedder? Lhasa Apsos shed little throughout … Read more
The Kerry Blue Terrier or Irish Blue Terrier is a mid-sized dog from Ireland bred to hunt creatures like hares and foxes. Between its unique breed standards, appealing blue coat, and untiring loyalty, there is much to love about this Terrier breed. Exactly how much does the Kerry Blue Terrier shed? The Kerry Blue Terrier … Read more
The Glen of Imaal Terrier is a mid-sized Irish Terrier that hunted vermin such as otters, badgers, foxes, and rats. Its sweet personality combined with its scruffy appearance and short legs makes this dog an irresistibly cute breed. Does the Glen of Imaal Terrier shed much? Glen of Imaal Terriers are low shedders despite their … Read more
The American Staffordshire Terrier, or AmStaff, is a mid-sized Pit Bull breed that doesn’t have the best reputation since it was used for dogfighting in its early days. Yet with training and socialization, the AmStaff can be a loyal, friendly, and loving four-legged friend. Do they shed much? The American Staffordshire Terrier has short fur … Read more
American Foxhounds are described by the American Kennel Club as good-natured, easy-going dogs that get on well with other animals and children. They’re also known for their speed and enduring work ethic, which no doubt served them well during their fox hunting days. Do they shed? Yes, American Foxhounds do shed, but not very heavily. … Read more
