Wednesday, July 29, 2009

List of dogs that dont shed?

I really want a dog, but my mom wants one that does not shed b/c she is a total neat freak and can't stand dog hair all over the place. Could u guys tell me all the breeds u kno that dont shed at all?? Thanks a lot!!!!



List of dogs that dont shed?

All mammals shed. Humans shed. Elephants shed.



There is no such thing as a dog that does not shed.



List of dogs that dont shed?

Here's a website that might help you with your doggy problem:



http://www.dog-obedience-training-review...



=) It shows some breeds that don't shed.



List of dogs that dont shed?

Very Light Shedders



There is no such thing as a "totally" non-shedding dog. All dogs shed at least a little hair at one time or another, as do humans. There are however dogs that shed little to no hair. This is a list of breeds that shed little to no hair.



Affenpinscher



Airedale Terrier



American Hairless Terrier



Australian Terrier



Basenji



Bedlington Terrier



Belgian Shepherd Laekenois



Bergamasco



Bichon Frise



Bichon/Yorkie



Bolognese



Border Terrier



Bouvier des Flanders



Brussels Griffon



Cairn Terrier



Cesky Terrier



Chacy Ranior



Chi-Poo



Chinese Crested (hairless)



Cockapoo



Coton De Tulear



Dandie Dinmont Terrier



Doodleman Pinscher



Giant Schnauzer



Glen of Imaal Terrier



Hairless Khala



Havanese



Irish Terrier



Irish Water Spaniel



Italian Greyhound



Kerry Blue Terrier



Komondor



Labradoodle



Lagotto Romagnolo



Lakeland Terrier



Lowchen (Little Lion Dog)



Maltese



Malti-Poo



Manchester Terrier



Mi-Ki



Miniature Poodle



Miniature Schnauzer



Miniature Littlefield Sheepdog



Norfolk Terrier



Norwich Terrier



Peruvian Inca Orchid



Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen



Poos



Portuguese Water Dog



Puli



Schnoodle



Scottish Terrier (Scottie)



Sealyham Terrier



Shepadoodle



Shichon



Shih-Tzu



Silky Terrier



Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier



Spanish Water Dog



Standard Poodle



Standard Schnauzer



Tibetan Terrier



Toy Poodle



Welsh Terrier



West Highland White Terrier



Wirehaired Fox Terrier



Wirehaired Pointing Griffon



Xoloitzcuintle



Yorkshire Terrier



List of dogs that dont shed?

NOT Dalmatians!



They shed like CRAZY!



Try a Poodle or Puli...their hair doesn't fall out routinely like many dogs.



Yes, they'll eventually lose some hair, but some dogs don't have the twice-yearly shed like, say, a shepherd or retriever. Don't get anything with a double coat, for sure!



And Chinese Cresteds barely have any hair at all...much less to lose!



List of dogs that dont shed?

all dogs shed....but there are some that shed less.. and with good grooming they shed less also. but if she is a neat freak... the hair is the least that she has to worry about... like when it rains outside.. they track in mud and grass etc. if they have an accident inside. if they knock something over with their tail, if their collar gets stuck on the bottom drawer of the dishwasher and dirty dishes go everywhere (true story with my Emma). if they throw up in the house, if they dig in the yard, if they chew your shoes or furniture up, if they bring dead animals in the house etc etc etc....so as you can see the hair is the least of your worries. Get a fish.



List of dogs that dont shed?

Poodles



List of dogs that dont shed?

any shorhaired dogs, with the occasional grooming. I have a short haired chihuahua and he doesn't shed at all. hope this helps.



List of dogs that dont shed?

Here are two links for you



http://dogbreedinfo.com/hairlessbreeds.h...



http://dogbreedinfo.com/lightshedders.ht...



List of dogs that dont shed?

ALL dogs shed (well..except hairless)! Some, like the ones listed above, shed minimally.



BUT with most of those low shedders, comes high maintenence grooming. Breeds like Poodles, Bichons, ShihTzu's Yorkies etc, etc, when they shed, not much falls to the ground...it sheds into itself..which causes matting. Therefore, daily combing and monthly trips to the groomer are a must with these breeds.

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