10 Best Hybrid Dog Breeds That Don't Shed

For many dog lovers, shedding is a bother, the good news is there are many breeds that are considered low shedding, these creatures are often chosen by people who suffer from allergies due to their minimal amount of shedding. In fact, the "don't shed" term means that this canine shed less or shed minimally in comparison with other ordinary dogs.

A hybrid dog is a mixture between two purebreds, the result is a canine with fantastic characteristics, this list contains 10 amazing mixed dog breeds that don't shed fur or shed minimally.

1. Shih-Poo

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This toy canine is a cross between a Shih Tzu and a poodle. Since the Shih Tzu sheds pretty much nothing, the Shih-Poo half breed should shed pretty much nothing. Shih Tzus and toy poodles are both little dogs with lively characters.

2. Schnoodle

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The Schnoodle is a hybrid of the Schnauzer and the Poodle. Because the Schnauzer has a wiry external coat and delicate undercoat that sheds pretty much nothing, the Schnoodle crossover will shed minimally. The Schnauzer has a friendly character; consolidate it with the poodle's versatile character, the outcome is a canine who alters well to most circumstances.

3. Cockapoo

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Cockapoo is a combination of Cocker Spaniel and Poodle. It was acquainted with the world (just because) during the 1960s. This lapdog hardly sheds and is an ideal breed to train.

4. Yorkipoo

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This tiny dog is a cross between a Yorkshire terrier and a poodle. Because the Yorkshire terrier sheds little, the Yorkipoo will shed little. The coat is delicate and satiny and might be wavy, wavy, or straight.

5. Maltipoo

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The combination of a Maltese and a poodle is a splendid toy dog, the Maltipoo has a soft and fluffy coat, it may have a slight wave or curl.
Maltipoos shed little. They're considered good for allergy sufferers, but keep in mind that there's no such thing as a truly hypoallergenic dog.

6. Corgidor

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As the name suggests, the Corgidor is a cross between a Corgi and a Labrador. An excellent dog breed, this animal is very smart, healthy, and do well with allergy sufferers by causing the fewer allergic reaction.

7. Xoloitzcuintli

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Also known as the Mexican Hairless, this rare and ancient breed has little to no hair. Any hair will be found on its head. Like other hairless breeds, though shedding isn’t an issue.

8. Labradoodle

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Originally developed to be a hypoallergenic guide dog, the breed is a cross among Poodle and Labrador Retriever. Labradoodles are considered to be non-to low shedders, the breed comes in a wide variety of colors: Gold, apricot, caramel, chalk (a chalky white), black, red, café, cream, silver, chocolate, parchment, and blue.

9. Goldendoodle

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This pooch results from breeding a Poodle with a Golden Retriever. Most Goldendoodles have low-shedding or non-shedding coats; Goldendoodles commonly lose less hair or hide than other non-hypoallergenic canine varieties. This makes Goldendoodles an extraordinary canine variety for individuals with mellow pet sensitivities.

10. Goldador 

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This mixture among the Golden Retriever and Labrador Retriever results in a Goldador, This animal sheds moderately and requires weekly brushing.
Goldadors usually get along well with other dogs and pets, especially when they're raised with them or socialized to them at an early age.