Many people want to keep a dog, and then buy a dog to keep in a hurry. Later, they find that the dog sheds easily, which is a headache. Dogs all shed hair, but they are only classified in severity. If you want to raise a dog that is less prone to shedding, you can avoid choosing a dog that is prone to shedding. Below, the editor will introduce which dogs are most prone to shedding.

1. Corgi.

Even though we are short-haired medium-sized dogs, our shedding is no worse than that of large dogs!

Especially when the seasons change, touching a handful of hair can make people doubt their life. Even when taking a shower, they worry that the hair washed off will block the sewer.

2. Shiba Inu.

They are also the leaders in the world of short-haired dogs that shed hair. Although they do not need to be sent to pet shops for grooming and shearing, the problem of hair loss is still worrying for their owners.

With a hug and a body of fur, there is fur everywhere in the house, no matter where it has gone or where it has not gone.

3. Golden Retriever.

The "warm man" Golden Retriever also has the trouble of losing hair. She sheds her hair when the seasons change, and when she grows up... Anyway, shedding is the right thing.

And the long and flowing hair also needs the owner to take care of it carefully.

4.Alaska.

The furry Ala can be said to be a walking dandelion. When I was blowing my hair after taking a bath, it seemed like it was snowing heavily.

The snowflakes are fluttering and the north wind is whistling~ I wonder if you have matched this BGM to yourself after washing the dog and playing the ala?

5. Samoyed.

Smiling Angel, no matter how beautiful its smile is, it can’t change the fact that it loves to shed hair. Who can’t have a small flaw, right?

Besides, we only lose a little bit...just a little bit more.

6. Husky.

When it comes to shedding, how can the Husky not have a name? It comes from cold Siberia and chooses to shed its thick down in order to adapt to the hot summer.

It’s just that it didn’t look good when it fell off, which made the owner very suspicious whether it had a skin disease!

Many dogs shed hair. Before getting a dog, you must do enough homework and prepare yourself mentally!

What should I do if my dog ​​loses hair?

First of all, it is necessary to determine whether the hair loss is caused by skin diseases, parasites, etc., or whether it is due to normal hair loss during the change of seasons.

If hair loss is caused by skin diseases or other problems, then symptomatic treatment should be given first.

If the dog is shedding normally, the owner should comb the dog's hair frequently to reduce the floating hair on the dog's body. Pay attention to the diet, do not feed the dog anything too salty, supplement nutrition, and clean the room frequently.