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With a history spanning some 2000 years Chow Chows were originally bred as a hunting dog and guard dog ... badly matted so it pays to stay on top. Why do some dogs shed? Barring hairless dog breeds, ...

The now-extinct Old Spanish Pointer is considered the ancestor of all pointing dog breeds, used for hunting in England and ...

The breed remains desirable today for its low-shedding coat and hypoallergenic ... Gundog magazine noted that the breed, a working dog bred for hunting, unfortunately became subjected to puppy ...

The Cockapoo captivates with its lovable nature, teddy bear appearance, and remarkable adaptability. As a lively mix of ...

Irish Wolfhounds, Clumber Spaniels, and Bedlington Terriers are among the more laid-back breeds known for their calm and even-tempered personalities. Great companions for families and individuals ...

With a history spanning some 2000 years Chow Chows were originally bred as a hunting dog and guard ... Why do some dogs shed? Barring hairless dog breeds, like the Peruvian Inca Orchid or the ...

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Labradors also shed but have shorter coats that are easier to maintain with weekly brushing and occasional baths. Labrador: Commonly used as service dogs, search-and-rescue dogs, and in hunting.