Dog Shedding

Unfortunately, dog shedding is a common problem for virtually all breeds, whether they have short or long hair. Of course, breeds with finer, softer hair may shed even worse. Either way, when dog shedding happens, you could be putting yourself and your family at greater risk for allegories and other breathing problems. Also, when... more »

Most dogs will shed, even the so-called "hairless" or "non-shedding" breeds. Some dogs shed more often than others. Shedding hair is completely normal and is a healthy part of a dog's bodily functions. There are some things you can do to keep dog shedding to a minimum. more »

Dog hair always looks better on a dog than on a sofa, but, unfortunately, it often ends up there, especially during the hot summer months. Shedding is a natural part of a dog’s life, but as he loses his hair and your furniture and carpet find it, you may be wishing there were some techniques for minimizing the mess. There are. more »

There are many different opinions and variants regarding how often you should wash your dog, such as breed, amount of physical activity and environment. According to many professional groomers, when your dog needs a bath, you'll know. more »

I'd be lying if I said dogs like to have pretty coats. I don't think they really care. However, it's important to the two-legged—and a shiny coat is a healthy coat. Here are some ways to keep your canine's coat looking its loveliest. more »