Top 3 Dog Breeds That Shed the Least
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I had a miniature schnauzer, loved her to death
Just to be clear, you didn't love her to death literally ?
@@wika1117
Lol I think it was a figure of speech lol
same here, such great dogs.
Snap, my mini schnauzer was my queen!!
Great dogs!
“Pack em in a suitcase and go wherever you want”💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
Works with bodies too
@@Totally_Not_An_AIwait hold up 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
@@YEETtheDISTROYERtf is up with the skulls?
@@carzy1.0its like the new laughing emoji, hopefully this dude ain’t actually dead tho he sure used a lot
Greyhounds are also very good for those with allergies!
Greyhounds and Whippets are pretty high energy
They are calm and quiet at home
@@myurbangarden7695 From what I've heard, they're fast but don't have a lot of stamina
@@myurbangarden7695
Exeracing greyhounds are couch potatoes. I have a lady with 4 of them on my street and she walks them up and down the street and says it's a struggle to get them to even do that.
Also spoken to people who race them and they said when they retire the dogs they turn into the laziest dogs ever and need about half an hour a day BUT getting them to do it is half the trouble
Italian greyhounds not normal Italian
I wanna see a hairless dog meet a hairless cat now, that's a hell of a crossover
They are my dream pets ever ❤
I wat to own a hairless cat just so I can name him "Fluffy."
Schnauzers are unbelievable awesome dogs no matter what version you have.
Our mini is a drama king, pig headed affectionate little sucker! 😄😄❤️❤️❤️❤️
I have a little senior Maltese and she’s the best dog I’ve ever had. Up for anything, always by my side, super bonded and loyal. Doesn’t shed, but that’s just a bonus.
My family dog was a Maltese and he was the best little most friendliest dog that got along with all people and other dogs. He never shed and had the softest coat he looked like a little cloud. He died 2 months ago from cancer, he was 15 😢I’m so heartbroken that I’ll never see him again. I hope you enjoy all the time you spend with yours, they are the best ❤
same with my good old bichon frise, they are great family members
We recently also had to say goodbye to our Maltese (17 yo). I kept up with his training from day 1; excellent alarm dog, my daughter's best friend/constant companion, our best, sweetest buddy and goodest boy ever. 😢😞💔
Just want to remind people that although some doodles aren't shedders they will require regular grooming (which can get expensive) or they will mat.
Yes true! You need to take your doodle to the groomer every 2-3 months
It’s not a big deal tho. The amazing-ness of this breed well out ways any hassles with grooming. They are such wonderful companions ❤❤❤
@@Deelitee totally agree, wouldn't miss mine for the world ❤️ such a loving baby, not a bad bone in his body
@@DeeliteeIt’s a mutt. Not a breed of dog
@@luciaandducks angelic beings to be exact🕊️✨🌈
I fostered a mini schnauzer puppy a while back. Never cared for the breed but that dog completely changed my mind! She was extremely sweet, loved cuddles, and despite being young and untrained she never peed the bed. I damn near wanted to keep her but I already have a dog and he’s more than enough for me and definitely wouldn’t like getting any less of my attention.
Thx 4 sharing... I am curious, thinking about adding one to the family (only if they get along with our amazing lab!)
No poodles?? I’ve had 4, two miniature and two standard poodles. Absolutely the best non shedding, loyal, and super intelligent doggies. ♥️🐩♥️👍
I'm totally sold on poodles, minis or big. No shed! My standard was incredible! I did my own grooming. Yes, a lot of work. It was peaceful quality time. Couple times we went to a professional groomer were not that much more expensive than any other long haired dogs.
One interesting thing, he was a great judge of people. Out on a walk one day, he and I both really disliked the dad of 2 little girls he loved when they pet him. That guy gave us both creeps. No growls, just an attitude I could easily feel up the leash.
Also, one summer nite 2 kids broke into my house - they were so quiet they did not wake me up. My standard went out and uninvited them. The kids left what they had grabbed and disappeared fast. You don't need to be aggressive if you're loud and firm!
I made his grooming a 2 day project every 6 weeks. Day 1 was a thorough comb out & bath & dry. Then day 2 was the cut and careful trim ending with a nice kennel cut. Nothing fancy.
I disagree with his miniature schnauzer. They are a lot of *specialized* grooming to stay shedless. A shave leaves a wonderfully soft fluffy coat that sheds. I had some lessons from a professional groomer. No thanks. And they tend to have a lot of attitude with strangers.
I disagree with hairless dogs - and cats. They have issues with cold climates. (I'm in Cleveland) They need a warm house and sweaters or coats for outside wear when it's cold.
About labradoodles or golden doodles... They are super great pets, but where are the responsible breeders? Around Ohio, these are from *Amish* (!!!) puppy mills or *backyard* breeders.
There's no "science gone wrong." If carefully bred, they get the best qualities of two wonderful breeds. The labradoodle owner I met said they did shed, though not a lot.
I've trained poodles for hunting..yes they are smart. That's why they and airedales were used in circuses
Best family companion dog ever !!!
As someone with chronic dog allergies, poodles are the absolute best breed of dog that you can pick if you were choosing a dog strictly based on pet allergies, not to mention them being the second smartest breed is definitely a bonus. They only come behind Border Collies in terms of intelligence, which really says something ❤
Doodles are just poodle mixes- my Bernedoodle barely sheds at all it’s impressive but requires constant brushing to avoid mats
This guy gives me the vibe that he's also a professional bail bondsman, repo man, and door to door solar salesman
also a trainer here : any “doodle” breed isn’t guaranteed to not shed. mixing one shedding breed with a low shedding breed doesn’t always mean low shedding (yes, low shedding. poodles still shed, just not a lot). a lot of the doodles i’ve met and worked with have ranged from low shedding to shedding a ton. unless you want to play the genetic lottery with allergies, don’t get a mixed breed thinking it’ll be hypoallergenic.
You literally left out Poodle ❤😂 The biggest problem with Labradoodle is the coat is horrific to manage.
What he's not telling you is Labradoodles may not shed, but that means you have to have them groomed pretty often. Their hair will mat up and often times they have to be shaved to get the mats out. They are very friendly dogs, but high maintenance.
And a lot of them do shed, bc they're a mix and their coat can fall anywhere on the spectrum from poodle to lab
@@alexw.7097 That's just Labradoodles, not to mention Golden Doodles, Irish Doodles, Dane doodles, Bernadoodles, Collie Doodles, you name a dog breed and it's been bred with a Poodle.
@@itsallgood4093 Oh boy do I know it! I work with 15-30ish doodles a day/at a time at daycare. They are exhausting. 😩
And unfortunately, far too many of them are not kept on proper grooming schedules, we're constantly finding mats on many of them, we have a few that look like mops, (at the point that they either need a shave down or their owners really need to step up the home coat maintenance if they want a longer coat.) And don't get me started on how nasty some of their beards are.
Too many people want the doodle look, without bothering to understand that it requires work.
@@alexw.7097 EXACTLY!!
I wanted to get a labradoodle a several years back and my local breeders and breeders in the general area all wanted top notch money. I'm talking 1000+ for a pup that had minimum socialization from birth and they were trying to sell them at 6 weeks old. I ended up getting a cutie of a pup that was a fox terrier Feist mix for 60 bucks. She's one of the best dogs I've ever had.
You wised up then let serendipity be your destiny. Awesome! ❤ ....maybe it was predestined fate? Interesting find!
How did the standard poodle get left off your list? My girl is so smart and funny and so soft to snuggle with.
Yeah idk why anyone would recommend a doodle over a standard poodle tbh
Money, he gets a lot of doodle clients of course he has to validate them before anything else. Lagotto Romagnolo and Portuguese water dogs should have also been on this list instead of the first two, but of course they're more rare of breeds so he's less to get more of those clientele.
People are far more likely to have Mini Schnauzers and doodles, statistically he's just saying it to make sure his bills get paid not for actual information. Shameful.
@@nobodyyouknow7226sure what you said could be right, but it could also be that the first two are the dogs that most people buy. So when he goes to recommending dogs that don’t shed he recommends two very popular dogs that don’t shed and he has experience seeing tons of family own, but yeah that last one was just so he could get someone to send them in
@@m8mZ That's literally what I just said, that he's more likely to recommend breeds that people popularly own rather than the breeds that are actually hypoallergenic, and that are actually helpful to people with severe canine allergies such as myself.
The list is about dogs who shed the very least, if you're going to make a video like that I'm not ridiculous for criticizing someone for not actually putting the dogs that shed the least inside the video. It is not actual credible information, especially the last two dog breeds he named, which are some of the worst for allergies. Trust me, I would know.
It doesn't matter which breeds are popular or which ones more people are going to have. If someone is looking for a dog with the least amount of shedding, that's what you should talk about. Especially someone who prides themselves on dog training and "credible" K9 information the way this guy preaches, again, it's a way to virtue signal two more to more clientele.
@@nobodyyouknow7226 I ain’t even gonna read this lol why you typing multiple paragraphs nobody cares that much
I’ve got a little Yorker and he’s fantastic! Kinda odd for a yorkie is that he doesn’t bark outside of play time (not even the at the door)
He loves everyone and is incredibly patient with anyone besides large male puppies. He’s got the best recall of any dog I’ve ever seen. He’s got tons of energy so I can take him to hike and swim in a lake, he loves camping, and now that he’s almost 5 he’s got a lot more self control and can tell when it’s time to play and when it’s time to chill
The only thing is that I could never get him to lay down reliably but that’s my fault since I didn’t put that much effort into that command.
I truly think it’s the best of the tiny dogs if you have a family that likes to play and I’m glad I pushed for a Yorkie over a Maltese since I’ve found them on average to be way more fun dogs to have around
Even the man who originally breed the labradoodle said he regrets it and it’s a frankinmut 😅
As a groomer, I'm saying from experience that DOODLES STILL SHED!!!! Especially when a poodle is crossed with any heavily shedding breeds....like labs, golden retrievers, bernese mountain dogs, Australian shepherds, etc.
FR, it's a mixed breed dog, there is no guarantee where the individual's coat is going to end up on the spectrum between poodle and whatever the hell you decided to cross them with today.
Labs quite possibly shed the most of any short-furred breed I work with regularly, that is NOT the mix if you're looking for a low shed coat.
(Also far too many doodle owners seem wholly unprepared for how much work their coats are.)
@@alexw.7097 💯
Yup non shedding top coat and a bottom shedding undercoat from the poodle. Tell them that and they ghost you or cry.
Get multi generational doodles where both the doodles parents don't shed. Don't buy first gen if you want guaranteed traits.
@@Jeff-fx7bh Or you could just get an actual poodle.
yeah i was origianlly a labradoodle hater, i met one and it was astoundingly smart and empathic. i was blown away
I’ve had a shih tzu, never shed a SINGLE hair. We had to take him to the groomer every month or so though, he grew fast. I don’t recommend it to people with low budgets, they’re angels (the best breed I ever had and I had many) INCREDIBLY smart, human-like, my babies face was super expressive and it was easy to understand a lot of what he said. I miss him terribly. I will definitely get another one in the future
Just wanna say I appreciate your videos man
They are cute to play with! 😊
I got a golden doodle and they're like labradoodles but with lighter fur. Super playful, great cuddle dogs and walking buddies. Just make sure you got them properly exercised, cause they need it!
Forgot to mention that they're also a very hypoallergenic dog, so great for those with allergies!
Well this type of Doodle is from two sporting breeds. Also if this dog is under age two, that need for activity is at its peak. You are exactly right about needing exercise! A slow walk at human walking pace around a block isn't enough. Simulate hunting scenarios perhaps. Your dog will be so happy! Use a ball or bumper and hide it if your dog will scent search. Fun! Set up retrieving drills. Do an agility course. Just go places and let your dog enjoy smelling everything. But be safe in that case! Stick to places probably not urban (fentanyl, pesticides, herbicides could be present). A wilderness area maintained for wildlife should be okay. Know where you walk your dog. Be wary of neighbors possibly using herbicides. I didn't plan on writing this in this comment but it's a good safety measure! As well, be careful what water source you let your dog possibly swim in. Avoid water contaminated with blue-green algae. It is toxic to dogs. Okay my public service announcement is complete.
I lost my mini schnauzer 4 months ago. She was such a cuddly sweetheart, and I miss her. I was never a dog person, but I loved her so much. She was my baby. 💜
Edit: For anyone who is curious, they're very smart dogs. I've had 2. Easy to train - the biggest issues for me were barking and separation anxiety, though it obviously depends on the dog.
Everyone over looks the Standard Schnauzer! I love my SS ❤❤❤❤
Be glad about that! Less likely to end up in an impulse buyer's hands. They are a classic breed ❤ to me. I enjoy seeing them.
Standards are a working dog and not good for everyone...whereas minis are terriers stil should not be your first dog in my opinion no terrier should be someones first done but easier than the SS... i have 2 minis they are a big dog in a small dog body
These are all amazing breeds! Love my Labradoodle but I also have a Portuguese Water Dog another extremely brilliant breed that doesn’t shed. As for the Mexican Xoloitzcuintle (yup had to look the name a few times) I met a lady who breeds them and was told nothing but positive recommendations! Best part she said no grooming ❤
The Xoloitzcuintle is the most awesome dogs I raised them for years in New Mexico yes you do have to rub them down with oil but you can't ask for a better loyal friend...
@@billieseymour9746 so wonderful to know!
Xolo owner over here, I highly recommend them, very good family dogs, but they do need regular baths
xolos don’t shed but that doesn’t mean they’re hypoallergenic, in fact they’re one of the worst breeds to own if you have allergies. when you have an allergy to dogs, what you’re allergic to isn’t actually the hair, but the saliva and dander
Having a dog is accepting that dog hair is a permanent part of your wardrobe.
....and the ritual if meditative sweeping and vacuuming will be your devoted rituals. You will be much healthier too. Look at the activity boost. 😂 It is true. This is a way of the canine life. Like dog yoga. Ommm.
Labradoodles can (at least mine did) shed a lot. My family has this welcome sign next to our living room, right beside the door. Well, 1 year later, we found a golden piece of hair that belonged to him. Today, August 8th, is his birthday. Miss you Frankie ❤❤
We got a miniature schnauzer last month. We’ve yet to find any hair on our clothes, couch, etc. and he’s a cool little dude.
Why not just say poodles with no shedding at all?
Standard poodles are great for people with allergies and hate shedding as well
where is my spot on the list
My uncle owns a miniature schnauzer and he’s absolutely sweet! Very affectionate and won’t attack harmless strangers. He does this very cute thing when it’s dinner time and will rest his head onto your knee, just staring at you. If I didn’t have dogs myself, then he would be my favorite
I've sat a bunch of labradoodles every single one has been a very good dog
They are cute, but the minimum shedding iis not always happened. Remember, one of its parents is a shedding dog. If you're not diligent about brushing its coat, they're matted quickly.
i’m a dog trainer and groomer and doodles are some of the worst. glad you’ve had good experiences though, but it’s good to remember that that is from good ownership and not good genetics. i wish this guy would stop spreading misinfo just to please doodle owners (which is a large portion of his clientele)
@@vakkerlidelse5476 8 years and almost 470 dogs watched. I've had 6 incidents that required vet visits. 5 were caused by pit bulls. Don't start with the genetics... I never trained a border collie once to slink around with their heads down and they ALL do it. Do not deny genetic traits. We bred it into them- we can breed it out of them.
Labradoodles are great dogs. I had an ex who had one, and that thing was just a ball of love and floof.
doodles themselves are great dogs but the breeding of them is horrible and unethical sadly, and people should only get them from shelters and rescues.
@stormy72 yeah theirs was a shelter dog, but they got it super young
Standard poodles are amazing family dogs!
I never thought in a million years my personality would match a poodle. But my mom bought me one and I’ll never have a different breed💚💚
She’s my most favorite dog I’ve ever had.
I grew up with boxers. Joy was only about 45lbs.... she was a very good dog. She was also great protection out in the woods when I went hiking. My only hang-up with her was she developed a bad habit of wanting to running in the woods while we lived in Alaska.
My uncle loved his schnauzers so much their silhouettes were engraved on his coffin ❤
I love all those dogs
The one caviat with the xoloizcuintle is their temper, this goes for most breeds but for these guys specially, early training and socialization is not an option, it’s a MUST.
Just got a miniature schnauzer our selves, Jäger is amazing! Thinking now that he’s 5 months to really crack down on training and signing up for diy! He’s super smart and an amazing dog so far and i can’t wait to get him night and tightened up! Thank you for the amazing content!
Gsp's are great. I've got one myself. Very well behaved, and don't shed.
Global Smash Power?
@@escavalier7813 German short-haired pointer
@@Lilliaan. ah yes makes sense😅
If you like gsp, you should look into the cesky fousek. Rare in U.S. but, I've never been disappointed by them, hunting deer, birds, water birds, hogs and bear. Not shedders, either! But, I had gsp before I discovered the cesky s
Bichon Frise's are amazing family dog's + they don't shed
But not every family is suited for them, rough children stressed them out.
@@robertopics Yes, but this applies to most dogs, in particular small dog
I have a French bulldog and she doesn’t shed much and is a very easy and kind dog to have
My Xolo is so crazy that my 3 yr Husky now looks like the calmest dog ever. He's alllllll love, he explodes with it. He shows big signs of abuse by previous owners so training has been rocky but man can that dog just love. No shedding but my half dirt yard does not help the "ashy" look situation lol
Doodles are absolutely horrible for people with allergies. As someone with allergies and who actually knows what the word hypoallergenic means, I for one actually know what I'm talking about.
As a dog trainer, he's only putting them on the list to keep from alienating his doodle clientele. One of the main supporters of his business.
Edit:
The Xoloitzcuintle probably one of the worst dog breeds you can get if you have an allergic condition that causes a reaction to dogs like me. That is a _terrible_ idea to get one purely based off of that fact that you might think they're hypoallergenic. Great dogs! But definitely _not_ hypoallergenic.
Good points.
He was not talking about allergies or hypoallergenic or whatever, some people just don't like a lot of hair everywhere in their house and these are the breeds that are recommended for that purpose, not for people with allergies, he never said anything about allergies, he said "dog breeds that don't shed a lot" please stop putting words in his mouth and stop hating... because your argument is completely unnecessary and unrelated to the topic...
@@mizuki6150I'm not hating, and doodles still do shed, so my point still stands the only dog I might be around is the hairless breed, but my point about doodles and all Schnauzers are still there, these dogs still do shed. So I'm not being a hater, you're just under educated ❤
schnauzers are great. I have one and he goes everywhere I go😍
Really appreciate your time. You always give reasons for your choices.
Trainer and groomer here:
1) Poodle
2) Barbet
3) Wirehaired Pointing Griffon
Xolos do have a recessive gene that can, and they can come coated.
My friends have a scnoodle and that little guy is so sweet, a bit nippy but they are working on that. Very friendly guy loves people.
The Mexican Hairless is a great dog, but it also actually requires alot of maintenance. Due to having no fur, it excretes an oily substance to protect its skin. It is prone to skin problems. There are wipes made specific for cleaning the skin, since they otherwise need several baths a week and lotion to make sure their skin does dry out.
Cockapoo!! Simply the best
💯!
Fun fact from a vet tech: mini schnauzers are so cute and fun but they are more prone to getting bladder stones/urinary issues and may require lots of surgeries. Just a heads up. Labradoodles…the only thing I’ve had to deal with from these guys is they get lots of ear infections, but other than that, great companions!
Have two springer spanial cross poodles (mum and daughter) and these are awsome dogs. The only thing to watch is the increase risk of ear infections from floppy and hairy (inside) ears. They are from a long line of working spaniels and have been trained to a medium high level without difficulty, one would even stop panting on comand when dear stalking. They can be cheeky as well and definitely need good walking every day so not for the inactive or those who don't keep the training current. They will also bark at house visitors until they are welcomed inside or told to stop
Gotta love that when he talked about thw concerns people might have about labradoodles, he didn't even properly adress it. He brought up the concerns of breeding, and only talked about how wonderful their temperment is. Nothing about the creation of them 💀
Lasso apso. They dont shed. And their coats are glorious. I had a showbred one that was gorgerous and was my best friend throughout my childhood. Wonderful
I work at a daycare and all of our doodles, even if they are crazy are wonderful and sweet dogs. I definitely was a hater until I worked there and got to experience them. Honestly- when bred right and not from a byb they are exceptional dogs.
I like doodles. I just hate many of the breeders.
it’s literally impossible to not byb a doodle, doodles are a designer breed and until the doodle breeders agree on a standard and breed to it, as well as do all the health and temperament testing for all the breeds they’re mixing, they’ll never be reputable breeders. byb is a catch all term for any breeder that isn’t a puppy mill but also isn’t a reputable breeder, which can include anything from accidental liters, people wanting to experience puppies, people looking to make money, people breeding mixed or designer breeds, or people just barely not meeting the standard of reputable breeding.
i am a dog trainer and groomer, and while there are a lot of good dogs that are doodles, that doesn’t make the “breed” as a whole good. the very guy who popularized doodles regrets publicizing it heavily, since he realized that doodles would never work out genetically once you move past the first few generations, and you are never guaranteed a low shedding coat since genetics really are a lottery. on top of that, in my experience and in the experience of all the trainers and others working with dogs that i’ve met, doodles as a whole are some of the worst dogs to work with even when done “right”
I have a 17 yr old labadoole, he's been the best friend ever❤
MY MINIATURE SCHNAUZER IS AMAZING HE IS THE BEST I LOVE IT WHEN CREATORS TALK ABOUT MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS.
We have three miniature schnauzers and they are amazing. Getting on now though, 10, 14 and 15! Fantastic family dogs.
I grew to love these protective mini schnauzer from my ex's mother. She was soo sweet one she got to know me. I miss Raven 😢
Yorkshire terrior is also a good option have one and its an amazing family dog
Min schnauzer seems like a good dog. I'm dead set on a chubby little corgi though 😂.
I’m owned by a papillon, and hair is always the order of the day. We call them magical fibers of love and joy…
Yorkshire Terries are great dogs but they have the tendency to get jealous of other animals so it’s usually best if they are the only dogs in the home
Lhasa Apsos are also great dogs that don't shed. We've had them for years. Great watchdogs, lap dogs and insanely intelligent. We used to watch our female problem solve and it was a treat to see how her brain worked. I miss her. She was such a great dog and companion.
Yep, the Schnauzer description was spot on :D
All the labradoodles I've met and interacted with at the dog park were amazing dogs. Really great disposition. Bouncy and playful... really good dogs from my experience.
Yes but that coat! Honestly I really don't love that coat.I do not want to ever have to clip a coat again! Also other dogs really need to be socialized around Doodles. The Doodle coat can mistakenly trigger other dogs to think the Doodle is aggressive threatening solely due to the spiked high coat that looks all arched up to another dog. Other than that, I've come across several nicely behaved Doodles but this whole Doodle trend is getting out of hand. People are thoughtlessly breeding everything like Will this doodle? This just has to stop. Too many dogs. Too few responsible homes. But I do know several Doodles that are wonderful! I would not be surprised if I got one as a rescue. Way too many being produced.
all the doodles i’ve interacted with as a dog trainer and groomer have been unpredictable, because it’s a designer mixed breed with no standard to predict from. there are a lot of angels and rainbows, but those are outliers. some of the worst dogs i’ve worked with have been doodles, and everyone i work with have been bitten more times by doodles than any other breed or mix, including pitties.
I have a mini schnauzer beagle cross and he is the sweetest dog i have had
Miniature Shnauzer...❤❤❤❤❤ my little boy thinks he's a big mean machine 😂😂
My neighbor has a xoloizcuintle and it’s a gorgeous animal. I wish I could afford one myself.
Very fond of this man, great knowledge of dogs and a good pack leader
I give him sadly a 5 out of 10.
@@panam747 please expand more buddy
@panam747 corsos are a difficult mastiff, but bull mastiffs are just couch potatoes, if the breed isn't working please give the doggo to a responsibe owner
@panam747 I sorry buddy, can I help? Doggo problems only lol
@@ciaranobrien8709 In the US they put under over 600,000 dogs a day in shelters. We also spend millions on spay and neuter clinics. purebred dogs are often sick and over rated. Adopt a dog! Ask any vet! I'm a vet!
Our family dog came from a shelter, and I have a feeling we will always get our dogs from a shelter, so, we just get the luck of the draw. Our dog is am amazing shedder, we could fully vacuum with him out of the house and still find a full sized dog about 10 mins after he comes back into the house. He's a white shepherd mix, not sure the mix part, but whatever it is, doesn't stop the shedding.
I have a mini schnauzer poodle mix. Absolutely lovely little companion!
Would also recommend the german wire haired pointer but only if your an active person.
Chinese crested is also a hairless dog, i got one myself and they have an absolute wonderful character 👍
Bro you made me tear up a bit. I’m 21, got my miniature schnauzer when I was 6 or 7. I had him for 13 years. I can vouch for the breed and say he was a very good boy. He died a year and a half ago. Anyway, great videos. I like learning how to better train dogs and what to look out for with them. Great stuff.
Do a video on rough collies
My poddle "Peggy"was a really great nice dog, but she was old when we got her.
She lived 3 amazing years with us until she got really sick and we took the sad decisition to send her to sleep.😭
Other dogs that have minimal shedding:
1.Schnauzers: all of the 3 variants
2.Rhodesian Ridgeback
3.Doberman Pinscher
4.Thai Ridgeback
5.Dachshund (short coat)
6.Chihuahua (short coat)
I wish you were on the opposite coast, I'm in California and recently adopted a xolo. Sweetest dog I've ever had, just a little jumpy as she's still a puppy.
Boston terrier is a cute one with little shedding
We have two cavapoos (cavalier+mini poodle) and they’re great, loveable, goofy little creatures that hardly shed
Good watch choice
I've been here since the beginning and I love the channel and they are all cute🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
My mini schnauzer is awesome! He travels with me everywhere!!!
I've owned a poodle and a husky and the people's hair was much higher maintenance than the husky's even though she didn't shed. All of the haircuts and constant brushing to prevent matting was a lot of work. The husky on the other hand needed brushed every couple of weeks and then was fine.
Wiley was intelligent, great kids. Mini Schnauzer forever.
I have a labradoodle and I absolutely fucking love him
Giant schnauzer would be the best option
All dogs are great!!! Please don’t hate on dogs!!!
My parents mini Schnauzers have always been so excellent at guarding the house from leaves blowing past the windows. Lol
Now I know this guy packed his dogs in a suitcase 😅
We always have all kinds of doodles in for training and 99% of them train very well and have sweet/goofy personalities
I have a Labradoodle that is so cool. I love it too.
Never had too much of a shedding problem with Maltese.
I love my Xolo. She’s coated, but all love
I have a beautiful Xoloitzcuintli standard size, to bad I can't afford your training. Hope you get to train one soon, really smart.
I have a Great Pyrenees and got a labradoodle for my kids. She’s a very good dog and gets along so well with my GP. The only fur she sheds is the fur she gets on her from my GP.
I have a Weimaraner and she is very short haired,the only downside is that our dog needs to be trained a bit better because she will chase every moving leaf there is but I think if you train your dog good enough Weimaraners are very good dogs
Thank you for your Labradoodle comment, to educate people.