Small dogs that dont shed

The 10 Top reasons for wanting  small dogs that dont shed.

You may be in love with your puppy, but if every time he is near you sneeze, cough or have other allergic reactions then you know that this is not the dog for you.

 There are several hypoallergenic dog breeds are more suitable for dog owners and they are less likely to trigger an allergic reaction.No dog is 100% allergy free, but you need to judge each individual allergic reaction and how it occurs.

All dogs have different coat types and the ones that shed the least are the single coated dog breeds.I say shed the least, because all dogs, except for the hairless ones loose hair, but the single coated dog hair is something that has to be combed or brushed to remove the lost hairs versus the double coated dogs whose hair and fur flies all over the house, furniture and your clothes.The single coated dog has hair very similar to humans, where the hair comes out and is removed by the hair brush.

 The small dogs that don’t shed are usually the best for home owners that are not extremely active or for apartment dwellers that don’t have the room for a large dog to romp around.If you have a toy poodle, Maltese or Bichon Frise, they can get their exercise right in the house running from room to room. 

 Small breeds are also great because caring for them is cheaper as they don’t eat as much and can be a lot easier to handle for elderly folks.It is easier to travel with a small dog as many will fit into a bag that you carry on your shoulder or a small carrier that will fit under an airplane seat.

 Never underestimate the “guard dog” abilities of the smaller breeds.Many of them are as aggressive as large dogs and most make great watch dogs.They know when something is not right in their area and they aren’t afraid to tell you.