Sentences with phrase «coated breeds shed»

Although many pet owners think a shorter - coated dog will shed less, anyone with a black pug and light - colored rugs or furniture can vouch for the fact that many short - coated breeds shed a lot.

«Typically, the short - haired, smooth - coats and double - coated breeds shed more during the spring and fall months,» Durante says.

Not exact matches

Mr Veitch said the Kaya Rabada ram came in the top 10 per cent of performance parameters in the coat shedding sheep breeds.

No matter the breed, brushing will help control shedding, and it also contributes to the overall health of coat and skin.

Shedding will also depend upon breed and coat type.

In general, says Dr. Heng from The Joyous Vet, breeds with thick fur coats like Siberian Huskies, Golden Retrievers and Collies shed seriously.

This breed does not shed in the spring and fall, but loose hair should be combed out of the coat from time to time.

How much work is needed to brush and comb dogs with semi longhaired coats depends largely on the breed and whether they are shedding or not.

Choosing the right breed is imperative — a low - shedding breed, with or without a short coat, will go a long way toward cutting down on the amount of hair and protein floating about one's house.

While no dog is completely allergy free, some dogs have non-shedding coats producing less dander than other breeds, gaining the popular label, dogs that do nt shed.

Since these breeds are prone to develop dead undercoats during the shedding season, the thick coats basically trap debris and it is difficult to clean or groom them.

GWPs, and any wire - coated dog like terriers, shed very little compared to longer coated dogs, or even short - coated breeds like beagles, labs, and pointers.

Some breeds do not shed, including Poodles, Afghan Hounds, Bichon Frise, Giant Schnauzers, Irish Water Spaniels, Lagotto Romagnolos, Maltese, Portuguese and Spanish Water Dogs and Soft Coated Wheaton Terriers.

They also shed their dense coats at least once a year in a tremendous shedding (not unusual for spitz breeds).

Portuguese Water Dogs — a hypoallergenic dog breed good for apartment living: This robust and active breed with a waterproof coat sheds very minimally, making it fall into the hypoallergenic category.

Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier — a hypoallergenic dog breed good for apartment living: These friendly pooches have a single, silky coat and shed very minimally, despite their looks.

Be prepared: this breed is known for blowing its coat and shedding heavily for about 3 weeks during the spring and fall.

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The distinctive coat does not shed as much as those of other breeds, though they do require regular grooming.

It is better to clip the coat of this small breed none shedding dog.

Because the coat is so short, it sheds less than those of longer haired breeds, making it less likely to cause allergic reactions in its human companions.

This breed sheds year - round but the shedding process will be significantly more intense in the spring when these dogs blow their winter coats.

The Hair coat, which is similar to fur in shedding breeds, is the least popular.

The sheepdog is a double - coated breed and will generally shed twice a year.

A lot of these relatively non shedding dog breeds need to have their coats clipped, stripped (Terriers for example) or scissored on a regular basis to avoid matting.

Since the F1 dogs do shed and have a course wiry type coat, the poodle is bred with the F1 Labradoodle to «correct the coat».

For a low - shedding breed, the Maltipoo requires a significant amount of coat maintenance.

They are long - coated dog breeds and shed a lot.

As quickly as the Poodle's coat grows, it is a fairly low - shedding breed because much of its shed hair gets caught up in the curls.

According to the Cane Corso Association of America and various breeders, this is a breed that sheds a little all the time, despite having a short coat.

Regular brushing and grooming is necessary to control shedding and to maintain coat quality in this breed.

Their glossy coats tend to shed very little if kept as inside dogs; outside dogs may experience seasonal - based heavier shedding, though it is still minimal when compared with other breeds.

Coats which mat excessively are becoming a problem in Pyrs but a * correct * Pyr coat is self shedding, self cleaning, water - repellant, & non-matting, just like every other LGD out there, long or short (some breeds come in both long & short coats, such as CAS, CO, TMs, & Gamprs).

This is another breed of dog that has a double coat, and for that matter, these dogs will typically shed their entire coat at least twice a year.

Another all - around, easy - to - own dog, some of the highlights of the Havanese breed include an eagerness to please, a love for people of all ages, and a low - shedding coat!

Double coated breeds such as German Shepherds and Huskies will shed the majority of their thick undercoat in the spring.

Most of these mixed breed dogs have short coats that shed moderately — the texture of the coat may be a little harsh.

Because of their thick, double coats that they have, they are more susceptible to shedding great amounts of fur and dander more frequently, just as other breeds on this list.

Collies can have long and rough or short and smooth coat, but no matter which breed you choose, know that these dogs shed moderately and therefore require regular grooming, including brushing and combing.

A double - coated breed which sheds seasonally, regular grooming keeps his coat at its water - resistant best.

Don't use it too often, as you don't want to remove extra fur, but bear in mind that if you have a breed that sheds its coat in spring, you may have to do this when the weather changes.

Some breeds increase thicken their coats during winter, and end up shedding a lot in the spring as a result.

The breed has a dense coat that sheds seasonally.

Although this breed has a fairly short coat, it does require frequent brushing to control shedding.

The Braque du Bourbonnais is a short - haired breed with a minimally shedding coat.

Regardless of the breed, regular grooming with a brush designed for your dog's coat helps to reduce the amount of hair shed on a regular basis.

Breeds with double coats tend to shed more hair than single - coated dogs.

Standard poodles are popular with dog lovers prone to allergies because the thick, curly poodle coat doesn't shed as other breeds do.

The Havanese is a small breed of dog, which has a double coat, but doesn't shed.

Because the coat of this breed is so short, only minimal grooming is required — a weekly brushing will be sufficient to control shedding.