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The Long and Short of Shedding


Whether your pet has long hair or short hair, both are prone to shedding. Do your research before deciding which breeds best fit your household’s wants and expectations.


Some are seasonal shedders, while others go all year long. While you can’t stop a healthy pet from normal shedding, having a pet comb or brush for regular grooming will help reduce the amount of pet hair in your home.


For any leftover hair, use Swiffer Sweeper. Sweeper’s deep ridges and grooves conform to the surface of your floor to trap and lock away pet hair on all floor surfaces.


High-Shedding Dogs: PomeranianChow


Chow


Boston Terrier


Akita


Leonberger


Bernese Mountain Dog


Samoyed


Newfoundland


Great Pyrenees


Pekingese


Low-Shedding Dogs: Shih Tzu


Bichon Frise


Maltese


Poodle


Puggle


Bolognese


Miniature Schnauzer


Airedale Terrier


Coton de Tulear


Portuguese Water Dog


High-Shedding Cats: Maine Coon


Persian


Russian Blue


Chartreux


Ragamuffin


Siberian


Selkirk Rex


American Curl Himalayan American Bobtail


Low-Shedding Cats: Bombay


Bengal


Sphynx


Devon Rex


Ocicat


Siamese


Burmese


Cornish Rex


Turkish Angora


Turkish Van


For a list on tips on how to keep your pets safe at home, check out this article.

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