Comments: Low-shed dogs

“What about Lowchens?” — Owen, May 16 2009

“What about Soft-coated Wheaten Terriers? No shedding, intelligent, great disposition.” — John, May 16 2009

“and it missed lakeland terriers - similar to welsh and fox terriers, but less aggressive in out experience! nina” — nmlucking, May 16 2009

“and it missed lakeland terriers - similar to welsh and fox terriers, but less aggressive in out experience! ” — nmlucking, May 16 2009

“I have a Maltese. he is lovable and intelligent, does not shed. Gerty” — Trudy, May 16 2009

“The list also missed Llasa Apsos and Soft-coated Wheaton Terriers--great dogs.--FC” — F, May 16 2009

“Tibetan terriers are non shedders - great temperament and they can look so different from long 'show' coat to 'scruffy' to a short coated sleek look with a whirly tail depending on how their coat is cut.” — Rie, May 16 2009

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I have a tiny T-cup and toy Peek-A-Poos. I have beautiful Poodles, a rambunctious little male Maltese, and a precious Malti-Poo baby girl All these breeds are great but the Peek-A-Poo is absolutely fabulous. They don't shed, are extremely intelligent, healthy,loyal, loving. You name it, if it is a good trait , mine display it. I'm proud to be a poodlegal from Hot Springs, Arkansas. Crystal” — Crystal, May 15 2009

“The list missed the Maltese and the Havanese. Both none shedding.” — Jon, May 15 2009

“I owned a pekipoodle (pekinese with poodle) and I never had problems with my alergies (she died 2 years ago), I married and my husband had a Labrador, but we had to give it away b/c of my alergies, he like big dogs with big paws, can anybody tell me what dog can I get now that will be big and is not going to worsen my alergies?” — pitu_kita, Aug 26 2008

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