🧽 Dogs that shed little
Matching breeds
Airedale Terrier
The 'King of Terriers' — the largest, most versatile terrier.
Bichon Frisé
White ball of wool with a cheerful nature.
Bolognese
A calm white companion with a cloud-like coat.
Boston Terrier
The 'American Gentleman' in a tuxedo.
German Shorthaired Pointer
The all-rounder among the pointing dogs.
Greyhound
The fastest dog in the world – gentle and easy-going at home.
Havanese
Lively Cuban Bichon for the whole family.
Hungarian Shorthaired Vizsla
Hungary's golden shadow.
Hungarian Wirehaired Vizsla
The rough-bearded golden hunter.
Italian Greyhound
The daintiest of all sighthounds – elegant and fragile.
Lhasa Apso
A small guardian with a long mane and character.
Maltese
A white companion dog with a gentle, cheerful nature.
Miniature Poodle
A small, clever poodle with a big personality.
Rhodesian Ridgeback
The lion dog with the ridge.
Shih Tzu
A small lion dog with a princely bearing.
Standard Poodle
The largest of the four poodles — clever, sporty and barely shedding.
Weimaraner
The silver-grey ghost.
West Highland White Terrier
A cheerful white Scot — self-assured and robust.
Whippet
A small, elegant sighthound - the 'pocket-sized racehorse'.
Yorkshire Terrier
A small terrier with great self-confidence and a silky coat.
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