Types of Dogs coat No Loss (Slight Loss) / Non-Shedding.

The level of hair loss / shedding may be one consideration for prospective dog owners dogs when deciding which one to choose. This may be related to allergies they have or some people do not want his house filled with feathers everywhere. 

Whether it's a matter of cleaning the house or allergies that can cause problems, you need not worry because there are many types of dogs that are not too fall feathers and not producers of allergen (the allergen) is excessive. 

No dog really did not fall off his fur. Like humans, all dogs shed at least a few feathers at one time or several times. However, there are dogs that level of hair loss / shedding a bit and this is the best choice for allergy sufferers and people who do not like his house to deal with dog hair. 

Dog Hair Loss and Allergic

Generally, dog allergies caused by dog dander, not fur to fall out of them. Dander is the dead skin that falls from the dog's body and then piled around the house and carried through the air to the nose and eyes. All dogs produce dander, but some types of dogs resulted in only slightly. 

Dogs with a bit rate of hair loss is considered more hypoallergenic, which means they do not produce allergens (via dander) as much as other breeds. 

The dog is also a transmitter / carrier powder plants and many people are allergic to this pollen. The powder is drawn into the dog's body when he was outside and when they went into the house, it is exacerbated allergic owners. 

Understanding Hair Loss Dogs 

Hair loss is influenced by hormonal changes are closely related to photoperiod, either the length of daylight (photoperiod Short, Long photoperiod) and the intensity of sunlight received by the skin. The higher the photoperiod will make the hair fall out more easily, and vice versa. 

As more dogs are inside the house, the amount of hair loss is also affected by the amount of daylight. It is also influenced by the temperature of your home and the level of nutrition and general health of the dog. In addition to the season when the hair loss, hair loss can also be experienced by dogs that completed undergoing surgery, anesthesia or after childbirth. 

Dog With Fur Loss Rate Slightly 

Here are some types of dog fur little or mild loss, registered on their size to help you search for the right companion for you and your family. 

Small dogs: 

• Affenpinscher 
• Australian Terrier 
• Basenji 
• Bedlington Terrier 
• Bichon Frise 
• Bolognese 
• Border Terrier 
• Brussels Griffon 
• Cairn Terrier 
• Chinese Crested 
• Coton de Tulear 
• Dandie Dinmont Terrier 
• Havanese 
• Italian Greyhound 
• Lhasa Apso 
• Maltese 
• Manchester Terrier 
• Miniature Poodle 
• Miniature Schnauzer 
• Scottish Terrier 
• Sealyham Terrier 
• Shih Tzu 
• Silky Terrier 
• Toy Poodle 
• Welsh Terrier 
• West Highland White Terrier 
• Wirehaired Fox Terrier 
• Xoloitzcuintli 
• Yorkshire Terrier 

Medium dogs: 

• Cocker Spaniel-Poodle mix 
• Irish Terrier 
• Lakeland Terrier 
• Lowchen 
• Kerry Blue Terrier 
• Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen 
• Portuguese Water Dog 
• Puli 
• Standard Schnauzer 
• Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier 
• Tibetan Terrier 

Large dogs: 

• Airedale Terrier 
• Bouvier Des Flandres 
• Giant Schnauzer 
• Golden Retriever-Poodle mix 
• Standard Poodle 
• Irish Water Spaniel 
• Komondor 
• Labrador Retriever-Poodle mix 
• Standard Poodle 
• Wirehaired Pointing Griffon