However, “the trade-off to less shedding is more matting, tangling and the need for regular grooming,” says Bishop-Jenkins. Read on to meet some of the dog breeds that don’t shed as much.

A hugely popular breed, poodles of all varieties and sizes (toy, miniature and standard) need regular clipping for their ...

It's hard to shed when you don't really have any hair ... The bichon is a friendly breed that gets along well with children and other dogs. They are also easy to train making them a great choice ...

They're also a hypoallergenic breed — in fact, considered by the AKC to be one of the best hypoallergenic dogs for allergy sufferers. And they rarely shed, but don't think that will let you off ...

Most dog breeds that are classified as hypoallergenic don't shed (or at least shed much less frequently) — which make them ideal for anyone who wants to cuddle a fur baby with less mess.

Small dog breeds that don’t shed give you the pleasure of having a dog, without taking up too much space and covering your home in hair. These 10 small breeds are minimal shedders so you can ...

Because they're a double-coated breed, Bichon Frises don't shed, and Dog Time highly recommends them for people with allergies. They do suffer from separation anxiety, so if you travel often or ...

Not all dogs are created equal when it comes to shedding. Some dogs shed their fur extensively, some moderately, and some don ...

For this reason, many dog-lovers seek out dog breeds that don’t shed. It’s worth noting for those that have a serious allergy to dogs, there is no such thing as a hypoallergenic dog.

These are some dog breeds that are famous and preferred due to their minimal shedding. Poodles are intelligent ... and baths are sufficient. Basenjis don't bark, they produce a yodel-like sound ...