Best low-shedding dog breeds

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Best low-shedding dog breeds

Low-shedding coats still need regular care. The amount of loose hair varies with coat type, grooming and the individual dog; some breeds also have hairless varieties. Low shedding does not guarantee that a dog will not trigger allergies.

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Airedale Terrier 1
Airedale Terrier
United Kingdom
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The Airedale Terrier, also known as the "King of Terriers", is the largest breed of the terrier group. Originally from England, it was originally bred to hunt otters and other small •••
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Basenji 2
Basenji
Democratic Republic of the Congo
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The Basenji is an African hunting dog known for its distinctive silence, as it does not bark but makes sounds similar to a 'yodel'. Intelligent, independent and energetic, the Basenji is a •••
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Bichon Frise 3
Bichon Frise
France, Spain
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The Bichon Frisé is a small, intelligent and energetic companion dog known for its white, curly coat and cheerful personality. It is an excellent companion, adaptable to apartment life •••
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Maltese 4
Maltese
Central Mediterranean
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The Maltese is a small, white companion dog with very long, straight, silky fur that falls like a cloak to the ground. His ancestors lived in the ports of the central Mediterranean and are •••
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Border Terrier 5
Border Terrier
United Kingdom (England, Scotland)
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The Border Terrier is a small but extremely hardy dog known for its intelligence, courage and working spirit. Originally bred to hunt foxes and rodents, today it is an active and •••
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Chinese Crested Dog 6
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The Chinese crested dog is a small and elegant dog with two varieties: "Hairless", without body hair, and "Powder Puff", covered with long, soft hair. The hairless one has only a crest on •••
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Portuguese Water Dog 7
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The Portuguese Water Dog is a medium-sized dog, strong and very muscular due to swimming, with a rich, curly or wavy coat, without undercoat. It was a helper to fishermen on the coast of •••
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Peruvian Hairless Dog 8
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The Peruvian Hairless Dog (Viringo) is an elegant and slender sighthound-type dog from Peru with no hair or, more rarely, short hair. It comes in three sizes: small, medium and large. It •••
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Coton de Tuléar 9
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The Coton de Tuléar is a small, white companion dog from Madagascar, named after the port of Tuléar (today Toliara). "Coton" means cotton in French and the name comes from its very soft •••
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The Brussels Griffon is a small, energetic and intelligent dog known for its distinctive monkey-like expression. Originally from Belgium, it was originally bred to hunt rodents, but •••
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