Top big and small dog breeds that don't shed too much! Many people love dogs, but some are allergic to them Number 11. Yorkshire Terrier
This teacup breed is an incredibly popular dog for smaller houses and apartments. Most Yorkies are cuddle bugs, but others are quite lively and playful. These dogs need consistent grooming as their hair can grow to reach the floor. Many Yorkie owners keep their Yorkies hair quite short to keep grooming costs down. Yorkies are quite vocal and are great guard dogs as they will absolutely let you know there is someone at the door. They are the quintessential Big dog in a little dog's body. Yorkies tend to get bored easily, so make sure they are taken on walks and have ample playtime. Yorkshire Terriers were originally bred to be ratters in factories to keep pests away.
Number 9. Poodle
Poodles come in three sizes, toy, miniature, and standard, and are known for having an air of regality to them. Often regarded as one of the most intelligent dog breeds, the Poodle has been widely said to be the National dog of France, even though it originated in Germany. Poodles will want to be a part of every family event, especially swimming activities. These dogs have learned how amazing tricks such as retrieving the newspaper, carry a bottle to the recycling bin, and fetching slippers. They have also been circus dogs for many years. Because of their wire hair type, poodles need to be groomed consistently. Most groomers say every 3 to 6 weeks for longer hair. Poodles are great around families and shed very little, and what they do shed, gets easily matted.
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