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I am looking for a new dog to have indoors. He/she must not leave hair around on the floor, nor make noise while I am in my office. Could you be so kind as to give me a few breeds
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Thanks :thumbsup:
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All dogs shed. All dogs except the hairless. All animals which have hair, including man, grow it, the hair has a life span, it dies and falls out. How much hair one might find around the house, depends purely on the grooming vigilance of the owner. Certain breeds with double coats, 'blow' their coat during certain seasons.I am looking for a new dog to have indoors. He/she must not leave hair around on the floor, nor make noise while I am in my office. Could you be so kind as to give me a few breeds?
Thanks :thumbsup:
all dogs shed unless they are hairless.....Poodles/bichons/havanese don't shed. We have a Coton de Tulear - my allergic son doesn't react to him and he really doesn't shed at all. I will comb him for 45 minutes and get almost nothing. He doesn't bark, though I have read that some do. Training can help with barking. We live in a big city with neighbors close by so lots of barking would be a problem.
They still shed, just like people do. You never find your own hair stuck to your shirt?I have always been told that poodles do NOT shed, they have hair instead of fur, and it just keeps growing..
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ya mean like how doodles are "hypoallergenic" dogs? :eyeroll:A ridiculous myth I'm afraid, Countrylady and mostly put about by those who are considered BYBs and like to add lies to their sales pitch. Hair/fur - all the same thing.
Lizzie