Shed Happens - Cats And Dogs That Shed The Least Most

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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.

1. The Long And Short Of Shedding

2. High-Shedding Dogs

3. Low-Shedding Dogs

4. High-Shedding Cats

5. Low-Shedding Cats