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And no more wool all over the house!
Why are mothers so often against animals in the house? Firstly, they may be allergic, and secondly, the hassle of cleaning is added at times – what is the cost of wool everywhere. However, there are some dogs that behave in an exemplary manner and practically do not shed. And don’t think that they have no wool! Some people have more hair than people.
Brussels griffin
Small, funny and very intelligent dogs, which are easily recognizable by their characteristic formidable beard. The Brussels Griffin is very friendly, always ready to play, and if you are not in the mood, then just lie down next to you. These crumbs are very sensitive to the mood of the owner, so they will easily become your best friend.
Basenji
She not only does not shed, she also does not bark. Basenji are ideal for those who have not yet decided whether they need a dog or a cat. This is something in between: they are too clean for dogs, and there is something feline in their character – stubbornness, for example. They practically do not shed, do not make noise and are very smart. But they need a lot of movement, they are playful and energetic, so keep in mind that they will have to walk more.
Lagotto romagnolo
It is also called the Italian water dog. It was brought out in Italy in the XNUMXth century and used to search for truffles. Lagotto Romagnolo are active, but not too active, they will not exhaust you with round-the-clock games. And their frizzy coats really rarely fall out, saving you the hassle of cleaning your home.
Komondor
Or the Hungarian Shepherd Dog – exactly the same as that of Mark Zuckerberg. Despite the fact that this dog looks like a revived mop, it does not scatter wool around the house. But there is one caveat: it not only looks like a mop, it behaves accordingly. That is, all the dirt, dust and debris stick to it. However, if the house is clean, this is not a problem, but you can walk in overalls.
Afghan hound
This dog is often compared to Jane Aniston for the similarity of hairstyles. But despite the fact that these dogs really have silky long curls, they do not cause problems with the coat. But care is required for them remarkable: wash without fail with conditioner, comb and generally take care of no less than your own hair.
Poodle
The breed, as they say, for every taste and color: from giant to dwarf. In addition, the poodle is also considered a hypoallergenic dog, because it does not have dandruff, which causes allergies. This does not negate the fact that their coat needs to be regularly looked after, but the poodle is an ideal dog, intelligent, athletic and beautiful.
Maltese
Maltese are simply adorable. Small dogs weighing only 3-4 kilograms (approximately like an average cat) live a very long time, about 12-15 years. This is one of the oldest breeds on the planet, and they come from the island of Malta, which is reflected in their name. Usually the Maltese is sheared, but you can also leave long hair – then you will have to comb them every week, as well as regularly bathe with an air conditioner.
Yorkshire Terrier
Yorkie’s fur looks more like human hair than dog fur. For this very reason, this breed is also classified as hypoallergenic. Yorkies are usually cut, and if they decide to keep long hair, then they cannot do without a hairstyle. However, rubber bands and bows suit them. And don’t let their angelic appearance mislead you – Yorkies can be bossy, vicious and cocky.
Bichon Frize
Another adorable decorative dog that can cause an attack of affection in anyone. The Bichon Frize is called a companion dog – he can accompany you wherever you go. He loves to swim, run, walk, and is very sociable. The only difficulty is that it needs to be combed out every day so that the cute fluffy stays that way.
Lhasa Apso
A truly ancient breed, their history goes back more than a thousand years. They were once bred in Tibet – monks attributed magical abilities to these dogs. According to legend, the Lhasa apso could predict misfortune, warn of danger. They are also usually cut, although with long hair, the Lhasa apso looks like a king.
Scottish terrier
A perky and charming doggie, by nature – a real hunter. They were once bred in Scotland to hunt foxes and hares. Now Scottish terriers rarely hunt, but they have retained their temper: playful, fast, brave, independent, sometimes irritable. And they practically do not shed.
Havana Bichon
Havanese, as it is also called. A small but strong dog that is sincerely attached to its owner. Wool practically does not shed, but requires care. You can safely cut them – the Havanese bichon looks cute, what kind of hairstyle you can not make.
Labradoodle
This breed was bred by crossing a Labrador and a Poodle. Labdradoodles took the best from their ancestors: their fur does not cause allergies, does not fall out, they are very playful, cute and loving, mischievous and sociable. They are just a fan of them in Australia and the USA – try to score a hashtag with the name of the breed on Instagram and see for yourself.
Saluki
This is one of the varieties of greyhounds – Persian. It is also called a gazelle dog, because it was intended for hunting these animals. They bred her a very long time ago, and the ancestors of the Persian greyhound were traced back to the sixth millennium BC. Saluki is known as one of the cleanest dogs that need to be washed very rarely, and there is practically no hair from them.
Chinese crested dog
The only bald representative in our hit parade. The crested dog has only luxurious bangs, shaggy ears, a tassel on the tail and “boots” on its paws. But you still need to take care of her – not for wool, for skin. She may need sunscreen, moisturizer, and even lotion.