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The French kosher market is currently estimated at about $550 million. France is an international trading center for kosher products. Both imported and domestic products are distributed not only in specialized retail and kosher stores, but also in kosher sections of the largest supermarkets.
Voluntary - Public Date: 7/17/2009 GAIN Report Number: FR9015 France Post: Paris French Kosher Report Report Categories: Kosher Foods Approved By: Prepared By: Laurent J. Journo Report Highlights: The French kosher market is currently estimated at about $550 million. France is an international trading center for kosher products. Both imported and domestic products are distributed not only in specialized retail and kosher stores, but also in kosher sections of the largest supermarkets. The annual growth of this sector is estimated at 16% continuing a ten-year growth trend. The best prospects for U.S. kosher food products are gourmet-style products including wines, sauces, condiments, snacks, soups, cookies, confectionery, ready-to-eat meals and Passover products. General Information: SECTION I. SUMMARY Less than 30 years ago, France's kosher food market was considered an ethnic market niche. However, today, France is a major market and international trading center for kosher products, currently estimated at $549 million. The French market has been growing by an average of 16 percent per year since the late 1990s. Kosher foods in France are consumed by a wide range of consumers who consider kosher products to be healthy, high quality, natural, and good tasting. More than 80 percent of France's Jewish population is of Sephardic origin, which is slightly more influenced by Mediterranean-style food. However nowadays, kosher consumers are more likely looking for conventional food than for ethnic food products. The food service industry is very dynamic. More than 300 kosher restaurants, bakeries, and other eating establishments have opened in Paris alone in the last fifteen years. Imported and domestic kosher products are distributed not only by specialized retailers and kosher shops, but can also be found in special kosher sections of major supermarkets throughout France. The best prospects for U.S. kosher food products in France are gourmet-style products including wines, sauces, condiments, snacks, soups, cookies, confectionery, ready-to-eat meals and Passover products. Advantages Challenges U.S. suppliers are seen as reliable with high Increasing competition in dairy, meat, grocery quality, innovative kosher products. products including confectionery and wine, especially from Israel and Europe. A large variety of U.S. kosher food Educating French and European consumers ingredients. about the added reliability, traceability and safety of kosher products. Kosher certification is used as a marketing tool U.S. manufacturers need to tailor their in France and the major U.S. kosher products to meet French consumer tastes and certifications are well known in the market. preferences. Best prospects are for kosher products that Growing demand for kosher food has are not domestically produced or unavailable encouraged many French food manufacturers in sufficient quantities. to obtain kosher certification and resulted in increased competition for imports. In addition to the Jewish community, many Many consumers of kosher products prefer French consumers who are lactose-intolerant locally or regionally produced foods to imports, and/or vegetarian look for kosher pareve food which are often more expensive. products. SECTION II. KOSHER CERTIFICATION ACCEPTANCE/PREFERENCE To be recognized as kosher, products must be certified by an organization with a rabbinical affiliation. In France, there are several certification agencies handling kosher supervision and certification. The major organizations include: Beth Din de Paris (under the supervision of the Grand Rabbi of Paris, Rabbi David Messas), certifies over 60 percent of French kosher food establishments Rabbinat Loubavitch de France (Rabbi Hillel Pewner) Rabbinat de Marseille Beth Din de Lyon Beth Din de Strasbourg (Rabbi Mordechai Seckbach) Rabbinat de Moselle (Rabbi Bamberger) Each organization has its own logo. Some rabbis who do not belong to any of the organizations noted above certify kosher products under their own names (e.g; Rav Katz, Rav Heyman, Rav Frankforter, Rav Berlinow or Rav Rottenberg). In France and other European countries, there is no equivalent organization to U.S. kosher certifiers such as the OU, OK, Star K or Kof-K. Although, the Consistoire de France worked on a new certification, ECK.f (European Central Kashrus France) to become a standard throughout Europe, this initiative failed. Given the great number of agencies and rabbis now certifying kosher products, it will be a challenge to develop consumer awareness and recognition in Europe for any single kosher certification. SECTION III. CONSUMPTION AND MARKET SECTORS A. Consumption France's Jewish community is comprised of two main groups: the Sephardics from Mediterranean basin countries mainly from North Africa, and the Ashkenazics from Northern and Eastern European countries. Among the Jewish community, the religious calendar drives kosher food consumption in France. Consumption increases during religious holidays, especially Passover, but also Shavuot, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkoth. In addition, personal and family celebrations (birthdays, births, weddings, bar/bat mitzvahs, etc) and professional events contribute to increased household and institutional consumption of kosher foods. However, in the mainstream market, kosher product consumption is generally stable and not subject to seasonal influences. The mainstream market accounts for about 60 percent of kosher food consumption. In addition to Jewish consumers, the kosher market also includes: Muslims and other ethnic or religious groups, especially due to the lack of confidence in France in the halal certification process, especially for meat and meat products. Vegetarians and lactose intolerant, who purchase a significant amount of kosher pareve products because pareve foods contain neither meat nor dairy ingredients Mainstream consumers select kosher products for different reasons; taste, cultural traditions, a reputation for high quality, and/or a perception of sanitary and quality assurance provided by the kosher certification. The kosher certification does not convey the same image in France and in the United States: If in the U.S. the term kosher is synonymous with most consumers to more controlled and healthier products, this is not the case in France, where the kosher products are simply considered products that fulfill the Jewish alimentary requirements. That is why kosher products in France, despite strong growth, are primarily directed to Jewish consumers. French Food manufacturers do not automatically seek, as in the United States, to certify their products as kosher. However, awarness among manufacturers is growing that kosher certification can be helpful in marketing to a wider population. French consumer preferences for kosher products are mainly for: Grocery products Beverages Dairy products Fish Frozen foods Fresh catering products Leading criteria for consumer choice of kosher products: The certification logo The list of ingredients The taste of the product Attractive packaging B. Market Sectors 1. Retail Foods A. Entry Strategy Wholesalers are key to the kosher sector in France. They buy directly in large quantities from producers and manufacturers and then resell to a wide variety of distributors, supermarket chains, other retail stores, specialty stores and small outlets in neighborhoods with large Jewish populations. The limited number of wholesalers in the kosher food sector has effectively made them market gatekeepers. As a result, most distributors must work with them to be able to offer a full array of certified products. According to a recent study, several distributors, including Kineret (under the name of Cash-Cacher Naouri), Emeth, Eldaï, Yarden, Cepasco and Zouagui, handle approximately 90 percent of the available kosher products in the French market. The majority of the wholesalers import about 50 percent of their products from Israel. In 2008, Israeli exports of food products were valued at $46.9 million. Other products are manufactured in France or imported from other countries (including frozen meat from Argentina or Ireland). U.S. suppliers who want to penetrate the French kosher market need to approach these wholesalers. FAS Paris maintains a list of the wholesalers, which is available to U.S. food and beverage suppliers upon request. The major U.S. kosher brand certifications (OU, OK, Star-K, Kof-K) are recognized in France so U.S. kosher certification has a strong marketing advantage. Exporters of these brands have participated in important French trade shows and have opened branch offices in Europe. Over the last few years, a number of French suppliers and wholesalers have attempted to have their food products approved by a U.S. kosher certifier as part of an effort to export to the United States. B. Market Summary In term of sales, wholesalers account for 31 percent of the market, supermarket chains and retail stores for about 49 percent, and the food service sector for about 20 percent. According to a recent study, over the past ten years, 71 percent of French supermarket chains developed a kosher strategy that features the establishment of a dedicated in-store kosher section and the introduction of new kosher-certified products. This strategy illustrates the dynamism and growing interest among mainstream retailers in kosher food marketing. Leading French food companies are also considering the growing kosher market. Several, including Yoplait, Nestlé, Flodor, Andros, Epi, Daregal and Ancora-Maille, now offer a range of kosher food products. In addition, a number of French manufacturers have begun to modify the taste attributes of some kosher products to appeal to the mainstream market. The distribution network for kosher products has expanded and kosher products are more widely available in France. Many retailers have added kosher products to their mainstream lines in order to offer a greater variety of products in their large format stores. Other marketing opportunities have emerged, as new hypermarket centers have opened in many areas of the country, including the western and southeastern regions of France and the Paris metropolitan area. C. Company Profiles The first retail kosher stores were small-specialized outlets in neighborhoods with large Jewish populations. Subsequently, kosher retail chains were opened in the Paris and Lyon areas as well as southeastern France. Cash Cacher Naouri now has 24 stores (mainly in the Paris area); its main competitor is Hypercacher with seven stores in the Paris area. Casher Price has five outlets in the Paris area and one in Lyon. Premier Club has 3 retail stores and Super Cash has several outlets in Paris, Toulouse and Nice. A specialized kosher butcher chain, Bucher Chain André Krief, has developed a new e-business concept, and delivers kosher products nationwide to meet the demand of communities lacking access to kosher outlets. Localization of retail stores in France - 2008 Some of the large mainstream supermarkets have expanded and diversified their kosher product inventory (Carrefour, Auchan, Géant, Monoprix, Leclerc and Super U). While these chains only represent about ten percent of kosher food retail sales, their share is growing. Despite the mainstream retailers? growing interest in kosher, supermarket buyers in France do not procure kosher food products at the large national wholesale food markets. The retail chains that are able to procure large volumes and varieties of kosher products work with a small network of kosher food wholesalers to supply their stores. D. Sector Trends In general, French retailers display kosher products in 3 ways: Kosher food products share shelf space with ethnic products. Some supermarket chains treat kosher foods like ethnic products, and they might display kosher products next to Asian or Italian food products. Some branches of Carrefour, Super U, and Casino feature this type of display. They offer a wide variety of products, including grocery products, beverages, fresh products and sometimes frozen products. Stock kosher food products with conventional products of the same category (grocery, catering-fresh products, etc.), although the kosher products may be designated and displayed on their own shelves. The chains featuring this type of display include Auchan and Leclerc. Other supermarkets, usually small store formats (such as Franprix), feature a limited display of kosher foods that could include some fresh products (e.g. tarama, humus and variety meats). 2. Food Ingredients A. Entry Strategy Kosher products and ingredients must meet the following requirements: All ingredients must be kosher-certified; Product manufacturing processes must conform to kashrus regulations. The best way for U.S. kosher ingredient suppliers to target the French kosher food processing industry is either to work directly with the food processors or through wholesalers. In fact, kosher wholesalers in France who supply both the retail and foodservice sectors contact food processors directly per their needs to meet customer demand (regarding new products, etc.). B. Market Summary There are approximately 120 kosher manufacturers and processors in France processing meat and dairy products. No figures are available on the size and growth rate of the overall kosher foods/food-processing industry. Imported raw materials/ingredients represent about 34 percent of the total domestic supply; they are sourced mainly from other European countries, but also from Israel and the United States. The amount of raw materials/ingredients imported from the United States is unknown. However, surveys indicate that France needs a large and varied supply of imported food ingredients and intermediate products to meet the current strong demand and to accommodate future market expansion. Opportunities exist for U.S. suppliers of additives, preservatives, flavorings, spices, condiments, sauces, citrus-related products and nuts. There are also opportunities for ingredient; used to manufacture a number of high value products, such as gourmet-style products, snacks, soups, sauces, condiments, confectionery, cookies and ready to eat meals. C. Company Profiles In France, there are between 500 and 600 companies exclusively handling kosher products, of which: 18 percent are meat and dairy processors, with annual sales estimated at $62 million; 26 percent are wholesalers, distributors and seasonal manufacturers. 40 percent of these companies sell to supermarkets and 60 percent to specialized retail stores; 40 percent are retailers; 16 percent are hotel/restaurant and food service providers. Sector Trends The ten largest French kosher food manufacturers produce and distribute kosher foods throughout Europe. In general, locally manufactured kosher products are more price-competitive than imported kosher products. Producers of kosher foods are now launching new products on the market, such as biscuits, dairy foods, candies and even organic/health and specialty-ethnic foods (e.g: Middle-Eastern food, Asian food). 3. Food Service Products In France, the food service sector is booming. Kosher catering in some large establishments in Paris comprise as much as 10-12 percent of the sector?s overall business. In the past fifteen years the number of kosher restaurants in France (mainly in Paris) has increased: There are now over 300 restaurants including 250 in the Paris area. The Grand Rabbinate of Paris receives about 30 applications for certification annually. There are also 103 caterers, 84 bakeries and 93 butchers. The estimated value of sales to the kosher hotel/restaurant/foodservice sector in France is approximately $30 million. Also, airline caterers, such as Servair, the number one airline caterer in France, have developed facilities to produce kosher meals. Since 2002, the company has expanded its offerings to include kosher vegetarian meals. The variety of kosher meals produced for airlines now meets a wide range of customer needs, from breakfast to cold and hot meals for all passenger categories (first-class, business and economy menus). Sales to the Servip company represent about 20 percent of the kosher catering sector?s sales. Servip, which was created in 1993, specializes in long shelf-life meals for international catering. The company supplies airlines, sea and rail companies, as well as hospitals. Servip?s clients include large international companies that account for about 70 percent of the international airline market. Servip buys food and ingredients in bulk from Israeli and French manufacturers and packages meals according to specific customer needs. Servip?s product line includes 80 different kosher meals. SECTION IV. PRODUCTION AND PROMOTION A. Production France is the leading European market for kosher foods due to the large number of kosher consumers and the size of its kosher food industry. The Jewish community in France is the largest on the continent and about 5,000 institutions buy kosher products. The ten leading French kosher suppliers manufacture and distribute their products throughout Europe. As noted previously, kosher products manufactured in France are usually less expensive than imported products. Retailers, including supermarket chains (Auchan, Franprix, Carrefour and Leclerc) and specialized retail stores (Cash Cacher Naouri and Hypercasher) ? carry both imported and local products. There are over 200 kosher wines produced in France. The French-Jewish community consumes a significant amount of wine, not only for the Sabbath and holidays, but also at regular meals. In addition, wine is imported, mainly from Israel, with sales valued at $2.1 million in 2008. However, some American kosher wines reached the French market, including Baron Herzog (California), and others from New York State. In 2006, French imports of U.S. kosher wine totaled $800,000. According to a recent study, the kosher wine market is about $65 million in France. Wine stores, supermarkets and restaurants are the major distribution channels. Online sales, although marginal (3 to 4%), are growing rapidly, with an annual growth rate of 30%. B. Promotion Some French manufacturers/wholesalers of kosher food products are now focusing on the U.S. market and looking for new sales opportunities. In recent years, there has been an increase in the number of French products certified by the U.S. kosher certifiers (French wine in particular). Trade shows, such as Kosherfest and the Fancy Food Show, have attracted an increasing number of French buyers as well as exhibitors. Due to the lack of data, it is difficult to measure French kosher exports to the United States. SECTION V. PROMOTIONAL ACTIVITIES French wine wholesalers Sieva and Royal Wine Europe often organize wine tastings to increase their sales in the kosher and non-kosher markets. Wines from France, Israel, the United States and other countries are displayed and tasted at these events. Although, a number of U.S. products interest French wholesalers, there are several market constraints including: High freight costs Customs taxes EU regulations on color agents, GMOs, enriched flour, hormone treated beef, poultry treated with anti- microbial treatments (AMTs) and translation into French of nutritional information for labels Please look at the FAIRS Report for more information: http://www.fas.usda.gov/gainfiles/200812/146306794.pdf The flavors and packaging of some traditional Jewish foods manufactured in the United States, which are kosher, do not suit the tastes or meet the requirements of the French market. FAS/Paris organizes French buyers missions to the Kosherfest show, held annually in the United States, since 2002. SECTION VI. POST CONTACTS AND FURTHER INFORMATION Trade Shows in France: International Food Show (SIAL) Parc des Expositions ? Paris-Nord Villepinte October 17-21, 2010 Organizer: IMEX Management, Inc. Tel: (704) 365 0041 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Web: www.sial.fr Kashrus Certification: Consistoire de Paris : www.consistoire.org Rabbinat de Loubavitch: http://www.loubavitch.fr/pages/intro.asp For lists of Kosher food importers/distributors and wholesalers in France, please contact: American Embassy Office of Agricultural Affairs 2, avenue Gabriel ? 75382 Paris, Cedex 08 Tel: (33-1) 43 12 2245 Fax: (33-1) 43 12 2662 Email: email@example.com Internet: www.usda-france.fr For more information on exporting U.S. food products to France, visit our homepage. The Office of Agricultural Affairs homepage includes information on the hotel, restaurant and foodservice sector, and the retail food sector; as well as Food and Agricultural Import Regulations and Standards, product briefs on the market potential for U.S. products, and upcoming promotional trade shows and fairs in France. For more information on exporting U.S. agricultural products to other countries, please visit the Foreign Agricultural Service home page: http://www.fas.usda.gov


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Have a look at the archives of this list. It has been discussed already that you can use server mode similarly to embedded. Your application may try first use existing database as client and if fails to connect it may start server. Actually your second application instance would benefit from accessing as client because of derby server cache. On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 10:51 PM, Ron Olson <email@example.com> wrote: > Hi all- > > I am writing an application that uses embedded Derby for holding data > that the application collects/creates. It works great, I really like > Derby. > > But, there's a problem: multiple application instances. The > application can be launched multiple times and each instance can > potentially create and retrieve data that would be stored/queried from > Derby. The problem is that the second instance fails to run correctly > because the database is locked by the first instance of the > application. > > I can't create a Derby server, the application must be zero-setup and > zero-config; the application handles initial database creation, making > the tables, etc. > > I've looked and there doesn't seem to be any info on this. Is this > even possible? If not, might anyone know what I might be able to use? > The original version of the program used SQLite, which keeps the > database in the single file. This was nice, but there isn't a pure > Java way to get at a SQLite db, and besides, I like the additional > functionality Derby gives me. > > Thanks for any info, > > Tacho >
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Let's say Mr. Narayan Rao earned ₹ 4 Lakhs in the year 2010 and ₹ 8 lakh in year 2011. In this scenario he will be liable to pay say ₹ 30,000 as tax in the year 2010, which will be say ₹ 50,000 in year 2012. Please bear that the tax amount mentioned in this example is fictitious amount. So, by incident here means earning and impact means tax payable. Mr. Narayan Rao is earning the amount, so he is liable to pay the tax.
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Super Dancer 13 November 2016 Episode 20 Video All Performances Results :- Super Dancer is one the best dancing reality shows of India. The aim of the show is to find the talent of dance for the future of dancing industry. The show present such children who have something really different talent and great potential. The age of the kids must be between 4 to 13 years. The contestants of Super Dancer are having unique, disciplined and determinative personality. All of the contestants are so passionate for dance. This show provides a great opportunity to every kid who has potential to achieve his goal in the field of dance. Videos of super dancer, mp4 videos of super dancer, 3gp videos of super dancer, download latest videos super dancer.
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- November 12 November 12 Dipali and Ashis: – The first performance of this show is given by two contestants of different teams. These contestants were Dipali and Sidhant. They started their performance very beautifully. The theme of their performance was a 'Love Story' and they performed on a very sweet song 'Janam Janam'. Their dance style was waltz. The performance was outstanding. All the children and audience cheered the performance along with judges. who eliminated in super dancer episode 19, elimination on November 12 in super dancer.
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Comments of the judges: The performance was the mixture of two choreographers and it pleased a lot to judges and audience too.
Shilpa Shetty: – She said that the performance was choreographed beautifully. It was super choreography. Both of the contestants did very well.
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- Masoom and Yogesh: – The third performance of Super Dancer comes from the boneless girl Masoom and the very talented Yogesh. The couple has chosen to 'Gaur Gauri' to perform. This was the most outstanding, spell bounded and cheered performance. The performance pleased the most to the audience.
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- Vidya and Ananya: – The fourth and last performance comes from the two very talented contestants of Super Dancer Vidya and Ananya. They went to perform with 'Jo Manu Pyar Na Mile' and their dancing style was Freestyle. This was another outstanding performance of Super Dancer. Everything was amazing in this performance.
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George Washington's 285th Birthday Celebration
Come celebrate George Washington's 285th birthday on Sunday, Feb. 19 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Washington Crossing Historic Park (PA). Admission is just $1.
During the day, buildings in the historic village will be open and various children's activities will be offered. Children are encouraged to bring homemade birthday cards to present to General Washington. At 1 p.m., visitors will gather in the park's visitor center to sing Happy Birthday to George and enjoy cake that he will cut with his sword.
Washington Crossing Historic Park is located at 1112 River Road in Washington Crossing, Pa. This event is sponsored by the Friends of Washington Crossing Park. To stay up-to-date on what is happening in the park, visit WashingtonCrossingPark.org.
Family Events at the New Jersey State Museum
Planetarium Shows, New Jersey State Museum, 205 West State Street, Trenton, 609-292-3170
A Splash of Red, New Jersey State Museum, 205 West State Street, Trenton, 609-292-3170
Planetarium Shows, New Jersey State Museum
Planetarium Shows, New Jersey State Museum, 205 West State Street, Trenton, 609-292-3170
Comedy of Tenors, Paper Mill Playhouse
Comedy of Tenors, Paper Mill Playhouse, 22 Brookside Drive, Millburn, 973-376-4343
'Boeing, Boeing' at MCCC's Kelsey Theatre
It's the 1960s, and Bernard, a high-flying pilot, is also a swinging single who is juggling three gorgeous stewardesses. M&M Stage Productions presents the classic French farce "Boeing, Boeing" at Mercer County Community College's (MCCC's) Kelsey Theatre Fridays, Feb. 17 and 24 at 8 p.m.; Saturdays, Feb. 18 and 25 at 8 p.m.; and Sundays, Feb. 19 and 26 at 2 p.m.
Kelsey Theatre is located on the college's West Windsor Campus, 1200 Old Trenton Road.
Tickets are $18 for adults, $16 for seniors, and $14 for students. (This show is not recommended for children.) Tickets are available at www.kelseytheatre.net or by calling the Kelsey Theatre Box Office at 609-570-3333. Kelsey Theatre is wheelchair accessible, with free parking available next to the theater.
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Black History Month Program: Lifting Every Voice, Hickory Corner Library
Black History Month Program: Lifting Every Voice, Hickory Corner Library, 138 Hickory Corner Road, East Windsor, 609-448-1330
Historical and Architectural Tour, Cranbury Historical and Preservation Society
Historical and Architectural Tour, Cranbury Historical and Preservation Society, Cranbury Museum, 4 Park Place East, Cranbury, 609-819-1359
Faculty Recital, The New School for Music Study
Faculty Recital, The New School for Music Study, 2:30pm. Nassau Presbyterian Church, 61 Nassau Street, Princeton.
Join us in celebrating Valentine's Day with a concert of all-French Music. Free. http://www.nsmspiano.org/
Mixology 101 @ The Dinky Bar & Kitchen
Learn to make a selection of classic & seasonal cocktails with the bar team at The Dinky Bar.
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Yevgeny Morozov, Solo Piano, Greater Princeton Steinway Society
Yevgeny Morozov, a prize winner in many prestigious international competitions in the U.S. and Europe, will present a musicale for the Greater Princeton Steinway Society on Sunday, February 19. The concert will take place at 3 p.m. in the Recital Hall at Jacobs Music, 2540 Brunswick Pike (U.S. Route 1), Lawrenceville, NJ. His Steinway Society program will feature works by Bach, Beethoven, Schubert, and Chopin.
A social hour with refreshments and conversation with Mr. Morozov will follow his performance.
Steinway Society memberships are $50 per individual or $85 per family and include admission to all six musicales. Tickets for individual musicales are $18 for adults or $10 for full-time students, and may be purchased at the Jacobs Music Recital Hall 30 minutes before each program. Benefactors contributing $100 and up, and Sponsors contributing $250 or more, also earn admission to all six musicales, plus recognition in the concert programs.
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Non-Shedding Dogs: A List of Small, Mid-Sized, and Large Dogs That Don't Shed
Looking for Dogs That Don't Shed?
Looking for dog breeds that don't shed? We have both good and bad news for you:
- The good news is that there are dogs breeds that shed very little. These are commonly known as hypoallergenic dogs. They are going to leave very little hair around your house, and usually not set off your allergies (at least not too badly).
- The bad news? The dogs that don't shed outwardly will shed inwardly. Dogs that don't shed outwardly actually shed into their undercoat. More on that later.
A hot recent trend for some dog breeders in marketing their dogs is to advertise them as non-shedding. We have seen countless ads for "Goldendoodles" (a designer dog "breed") and other breeds that are being labeled as hypoallergenic. The problem with this label is that actually all dogs will leave varying degrees of dander around your house—dander is the cause of dog allergies, not the hair itself. Now, many of these designer breeds do not leave a lot of dander, but there is still enough that your allergies could be affected.
So, in this article, you'll find a list of dogs of all sizes that shed very little (as well as some bonus information and media, including a list of dogs that are prone to shedding a lot). But, keep in mind: an actual non-shedding dog doesn't really exist.
Non-Shedding Small Dog Breeds
Here is a list of small dogs that don't shed, or shed very little:
- Chinese Crested
- Silky Terriers
- Cavachons
- Shih-Tzus
- Border Terriers
- Boston Terriers
- Miniature Schnauzers
- Miniature Poodles
- Malteses
- Australian Terriers
- American Hairless Terriers
- Scottish Terriers (Scotties)
- Welsh Terriers
- Norfolk Terriers
- Havanese
- West Highland Terriers (Westies)
- Yorkshire Terriers (Yorkies)
- Cairn Terriers
- Bichon Frises
- Italian Greyhounds
- Miniature Goldendoodles
Non-Shedding Medium and Large Dog Breeds
Here is a list of mid-sized to large dog breeds that don't shed or shed very little:
- Kerry Blue Terriers
- Bedlington Terriers
- Wire Fox Terriers
- Airedale Terriers
- Soft-Coated Wheaten Terriers
- Basenjis
- Irish Water Spaniels
- Greyhounds
- Standard Poodles
- Bergamasco Shepherds
- Standard Schnauzers
- Bouvier des Flandres
What are Designer or Hybrid Dogs?
You may have noticed that our list(s) include some designer or hybrid dogs, such as the Cavachon or Miniature Goldendoodle. So, exactly what are designer dogs or hybrid dogs?.
"Designer" dogs were created in the latter part of the last century in an attempt to breed out undesirable hereditary traits and to create hypoallergenic dogs. Up until recently, the Poodle was involved as one of the parents. Now, all different kinds of breeds are used, like Beagles and Pugs that make a "Puggle," or Cavaliers and Bichons that make "Cavachons." These new breeds, or "hybrid dogs," are not recognized by the AKC or any other major canine governing body. However, they could make a great dog for you if your main concern is owning a hypoallergenic dog.
Grooming Tips: How To Brush Your Dog
The Final Word on Non-Shedding Dogs
You are probably asking yourself: "what will I have to do if I get one these 'non shedding' dogs?" That's a good question. The answer is, you will have to brush it. Ideally, you will brush it every day, or every other day.
- Matting: If you don't brush it a lot, the hair that the dog sheds goes into the undercoat. The undercoat builds up. Very soon, your dog will turn into a matted mess. Matted hair can be painful for a dog, as it sticks to the dog's skin and can pull the skin when the dog moves. Soon, the dog will be so matted you can't do anything with it. So, you take it to your local grooming shop if this happens. Unfortunately, getting matted hair off a dog isn't easy, and it can be painful for the dog. Sometimes, the dog is so matted that all it's hair has to be shaved off, which sometimes leaves you with an ugly dog!
So, fellow dog owners and seekers of non shedding dogs, remember this: When you get that new puppy, look into purchasing a new vacuum or brush immediately.
A List of Dog Breeds That DO Shed a Lot
If you don't care about shedding, the dog breeds listed below will make great pets. However, if you are allergic to dog hair (or to a vacuum cleaner), you might want to steer clear of these dogs:
- German Shorthaired Pointers
- Labrador Retrievers
- Dobermans
- Rottweilers
- Dachshunds
- Beagles
- Golden Retrievers
- Huskies
- Samoyeds
- Malamutes
- Corgis
- Collies
- Shelties
- Dalmatians
- German Shepherds
If you choose one of these, good luck!
Not Relevant But Still VERY Useful for All Dog Owners: How to Brush Your Dog's Teeth
Last Things to Consider: Thinking of Getting a New Dog?
Consider Rescuing a Homeless Dog!
If you are considering a new pet for your home, then consider the fact that there are literally millions of homeless dogs and cats that need a good home. If you are looking for a certain breed, or a designer dog, they are available too. Yes, adopting a pet can be a serious pain in the patootie, and the process you have to go through might make you think you are applying for a job at the CIA, but the good folks at your local dog rescue are just trying to assure that once adopted, the dog will stay adopted and in a loving home. No, you can't just walk in and pay your money like the pet store at the mall, but then again, you won't be supporting your local puppy mill.
Adopt a pet!
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Great idea for a lens. I'm all for non-shedding dogs. I love my non-shedding, hypoallergenic Cairn!
I would have to add Pomeranian to the list of dogs that shed a lot. Great information, and the furminator works wonderfully!
I like the idea of a non-shedding dog. Our German Shepherd sheds worse than any dog we have had.
Great lens, I haven't had a dog for a long time but loved this lens. By the way thanks for visiting my "Whale and Dolphin Slaughterâ lens. I really appreciate that. 5*
Great lens, really interesting information, thanks..
What an awesome lens! great read! 5 *****'s and favorited! Happy New Year!
My boss has a Goldendoodle. He is gigantic and he goes to a groomer fairly often to keep his coat under control but he definitely does not shed. Great lens.
Arf Arf and 5* :) from a Maltise and her mom at Houndsville lens, Come for a visit, grab a smile and say hello
Great lens. I am allergic to dogs, so it is useful to know which ones are less likely to cause me a problem.
the dog pictures are so cute.
I was looking all over for a list like this! Thanks a lot for the time you took to put this together. Hmmm, now I just need to figure out which new dog I want :)
A bark is all you deserve. Good job.
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I have a cock-a-poo that doesn't shed, ( I didn't see it on the list) and she's a terrific dog! Great lens-5 star!
I have a black standard poodle named amos, he is such a beast. Its so nice having a dog that doesn't shed, hes like a big teddy bear.
I have a smooth coated lurcher and a cairn and neither of them shed excessively! Our old dogs were both Jack Russells and they used to leave white hairs (and sometimes tan ones!) all over the place.
I feel if I would have came across this lens before... Great info. People with dogs would love it.
We have to sweep our floors daily with the 2 dogs we have as they shed constantly.
my dog has become a real pain -hairs everywhere
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Great information! We do not have a pet dog. My wife refuses to own one because of the constant shedding. Nevertheless, this is a good lens. 5*
What great information. I will be back in a couple of weeks to purchase the FURminator. We have three (long haired) cats and two large dogs. This would be a great investment for my family. Thanks for sharing.
Great information...I have a pug and he is the worst shedder of any dog I've ever owned but I love him! These furminator's are great highly recommended - used to sell a ton in my doggy daycare
I really like your Squidoo page! Very well put together, great information, I have a little short hair chihuahua myself. I learned a lot. Have a super doggie day!
I'm used to dealing with the large amounts of hair our labrador sheds. On some types of material, it is really difficult to remove all the hair.
Well thought out lens.
This is great dog information! This is a topic that I have researched myself and you have a great resource here.
Excellent lens with great information. Keep up the good work.
Lovely lens and great resource. I am featuring it on Pets Health. Top marks
Important information for those who need to know dogs that don't shed. I can understand their concern. However, I have three cats and one dog and they all shed, yes it is a problem, but not as much as I love them.
Great and very comprehensive list! I have allergies to some dogs and currently have a Chinese Crested Powder Puff. He doesn't shed and is great for people who have dander allergies. On the flipside, I have owned three Siberian Huskies, which believe it or not are good for people with allergies (less dander) but they definitely shed a lot! I love the Siberian Husky though and my furbabies were worth the extra vaccuming. Great lens!
i love animals especially dogs, i dream about bulldog they are so cute
need to add Standard Schnauzer to list of non-shedding medium/large breed. Great site otherwise.
Thank you. Glad to see Standard Schnauzer is now included. Very good website
The Akita is awesome for non-shedding. They'll blow they're coat twice a year but it comes out in clumps.
Thanks for listing so many breeds instead of just 5. Very nice selection.
My dog needs to read this. He is an Akita German Shepherd and sheds like mad.
Thanks, good info and lots of breeds to learn about.
I am almost ready for a new dog and having one that doesn't shed is looking pretty good to me right now! Thanks for the list
Thanks for the lesser-shedding dog breed insights - I think I've narrowed my list down to a Bichon or a Silky when I'm ready for a new canine companion.
@Lee Hansen: If you are having problem stop your dog from barking then please visit my lens. Thanks
@anonymous: Don't know the age of your kids, but if they are old enough to be gentle with a dog, get an Italian greyhound. They don't shed and they don't smell. They are the perfect house dog as long as you have a yard they can run in. They need to run, but watching them is fun in itsel.
Im not a fan of poodles, and i thought they were one of the main (and only) dogs that didn't shed. But i love greyhounds, Im really happy that they're nonshedding too. I don't have allergies but hair everywhere can be a hassle.
It's a pity but most of the dogs i like are big time shedders, though i have to say that i had no idea so many dogs were low shed
I have pet allergies and have a Cairin Terrier mix...they are awesome dogs...this is a really informative lens...thank you
Thanks for all the useful information. I have two Bedlington terriers and they are great! They don't moult at all and are such friendly dogs. I completely recommend people to get one if you are looking for a family dog. Just don't give them a silly hair cut!
What I hadn't known is that dogs that don't shed outward shed into their undercoat. Just have to make sure I keep my dogs well-brushed. Thanks for the info.
Awesome lens, love the great ideas,Fantastic selection
Well done lens! We love dogs but have never had the non-shedding variety. Will pass this on to a good friend looking for a "hypo-allergenic" pup. We just completed a lens on "Dog Car Travel" for all dogs who love a car ride or going on a road trip.
Great lens lots of good information i have a ridgeback so no problems for me really and teeth brushing has been a problem for me so nice video.
very informative specially for pet owners
Great lens!.
important information for anybody that wants to get a dog.
Thanks for the info
Great lens. Nice comprehensive overview of dogs that shed and those that don't.
Very nice lens. My little dog (a Tenterfield Terrier) is a shedder, but still very nice, cute pet.
We grew up with a poodle since my mom would only let us get a dog that wouldn't shed. My brother now has a labradoodle (who looks more poodle than labrador) who also does not shed.
My dog sheds--a Golden Retriever--But I love everything about him!!
I love this lens! We have a spaniel who sheds like crazy but I wouldn't mind getting a dog that didn't shed so much, especially since our dog is getting up there in age. We had a doberman growing up, but I don't remember him shedding too much ~ but the hair is short so it's not such an issue. Thanks so much for this great lens and the different choices in dogs!
good lens
I have a toy Poodle. I keep her hair cut short and I only have to brush her about once every week, or even less than that. She gets groomed every 8 weeks. So, dogs won't necessarily get matted without a lot of brushing if their hair is kept fairly short. That's easier all around.
Fantastic lens kimark421 :)
Wow -- this was really helpful! I want to get a dog at some point and I was thinking about a dachshund because I love that breed. Since they have such short hair, I thought that would be a good choice -- I had no idea they were heavy shedders! Now I'm leaning towards an Italian greyhound, which was also high on my list.
Awesome lens! I like how you did all of the Wikipedia links to the dog breeds so you can see pictures of them and learn about them. The rest of the lens was very informative. 5 Stars!
This is a very good lens. Always wanted to know all the dogs that didn't shed as much. Thank you.
Thanks for adding this lens. Many people who are looking for a dog don't realize that there isn't a dog that DOESN"T shed. Great lens!
You would think that by now they would have a hybrid dog that doesn't shed.....or bark.....or bite.....
I am looking ofr a non-shedding cat, if there is such. Great lens.
Very informative We are thinking about getting a dog and are reading all we can about it.
Excellent lens with great information. Keep up the good work.
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Having a non-shedding dog is great, I have a mini-schnauzer.
My Jack Russel was constantly covered with clay. She loved to dig for mice. No shedding there...ever
I have a bichon frise and don't have much of a problem with matting. She's a great dog and great with our 2 year old. The one down side is there are some difficulties with potty training. We have headed that off by having pee pads on the kitchen floor and having her sleep in a dog bed in the kitchen
It's amazing that miniature schnauzers don't shed but they don't! Ours has more hair on him that stays on him then any other hairy dog we have seen.
Lovely lens, I love it!
Great information about Non Shedding Dogs. Lensrolled to my A Day In The Life Of Bruno, Our English Bulldog. I want easy referral to that Tooth Brushing video.
waaoo its good info about non shedding dogs, i really love dogs its much interesting for me.
Great lens topic.
Hey thank you for this great lens, you sure did your research, that can count for a lot, specially your time and energy, thank you for sharing your knowledge and making one more person that much more aware of this topic.
Thanks for posting. I have mild dog allergies so I wanted a less-allergenic dog. I ended up with a Maltese and she doesn't bother my allergies at all! She hardly sheds as well.
Interesting lens. Unfortunately, our Westie sheds everywhere! I think her grandpa must have been a different breed or something! lol Blessed by an angel and added to my angel lens :)
My dog is a poodle cross and doesn't shed.
I love this lens - very useful, since I'm looking for a nice dog!
Useful lense - high maintenance dogs are a lot of work but I do love my dogs
very helpful, i love golden ret. but of course it's disadvantage to me is it shed a lot.
Great page on the shedding of dogs. I never even thought of it until my latest dog, but I think people really need to know :)
Great list of non-shedding breeds. Personally, I'd add Akitas to the list. They tend not to shed except for two or three times a year when they blow their coat. Of course, when they blow their coat, you end up with enough fur everywhere to make 5 or 6 more dogs!!
My favorite dog was one we thought was an adopted Terrier Mix, but she did not shed. We found out a few years after having to put her down that she apparently was a Lowchen. Wouldn't have known but found her twin and were told theirs came form a breeder in Germany!
What about Chihuahuas? I am getting a part one.
you have a great lens here.
I've loved this lens! We had a bichon frise growing up but I now have three 'shedding' dogs - one of which is a big teddy bear that sheds a LOT! Enjoyed reading this lens and lenrolled it to my 'doggie' lens (Princess Tiamani), squidliked and facebook liked :) Well done!
this is very nice..love the lens...
had to live a dog-free life due to the maintanence of a dog.
Definitely useful to know esp for people like us who live in appartments.. Love your lens
Good lens . Ihave 6 mastiffs ,,Mastiff fall under the giant category and they shed very little
cute lens! I don't have dogs right now, but it's good to look at these cute creatures from time to time.
Great lens. I enjoyed reading this. As you can see by the above comment, I have a lab/husky mix that is an excellent pet. He just sheds sooo much that I don't understand how he has any fur left. I wouldn't trade him for anything though.
very informative lens thanks
What's not to like about dogs. Enjoyable and informative. Cool lens.
Great lens, very helpful for those who might consider getting a new dog!
Great lens! Blessed.
love the lens!
We've had two intense shedders. I am so happy we have a non-shedding Staffordshire Terrier now. I've never had a dog that just did not shed and he does not...yay!
Good clarification about the non-shedding thing. People shed skin cells all the time; why wouldn't dogs?
Great lens, Love all the pictures.
I grew up with poodles--very smart and no shedding. Great lens!
Nice lens.
I not allow to have some dog, but this will be a good start if i do it
Newf black lab tons of hair
Interesting. Having no pet allergies is a blessing but I wouldn't want to get many of these non-shedding dogs any who. I'm not into little dogs nor hyper ones listed for recommendation. Therefor I'll take my shedding, relaxed lovable mutt. Great lens though we done.
I have always wondered which dogs don't shed, but there aren't many useful guides online. This was of course until I found this Lens provides all of the information one could need! Thanks for sharing and keep up the excellent work. All the best, Ryan: My Blog
Very informative lens. I never knew that a dog that sheds very little actually sheds into their undercoat. We have a corgi mix and he sheds onto everything, but the furnminator does work wonders.We use it on our cats too to help prevent hair balls.
A great lens on dogs that don't shed. I love them all whether they shed hairs or not.
We have a Goldendoodle and sure enough, he doesn't shed. No clumps of dog hair show up on our clothes or our furniture. So much easier!
Wonderful lens. I have an English Mastiff and noticed that you did not cover the huge breeds. I agree about brushing, and it is a wonderful way to connect with your best canine friend!
I enjoyed reading your lens. I have a mixed breed, poodle/boxer. When I first got her, I thought she would not shed bec of her being part poodle. Boy, was I wrong! She sheds! That doe not matter. I still love my furry baby! :)
I love animals, so I like this lens too. Thank you for sharing.
*blessed* by a squid angel;)
Alas, my Lab hated the Furminator--I was really looking forward to getting to vacuum less! But, for a dog who doesn't mind it, I'd imagine they're great for heavy shedders.
I think one of the worst shedders is the Chesepeak Bay Retriever! My dad loved those dogs and we had one on our ranch all the time when I was a kid. Dad is an avid hunter, especially of waterfowl like Canada goose and ducks. So, he loved the almost waterproof and cold resistant hair of the Chessy. Unfortunately, with great hair comes great shedding! Those dogs shed year round, especially if they spend any time indoors. But the worst is in the spring! At that time, you can't pet them without getting handfuls of hair! Even though they shed, you've still got to brush them to keep that wonderfully insulating undercoat of fine wooly hair from matting. The overcoat is wavy, long and oily. At times, its almost like petting sheep. You get a lanolin like substance all over your hands. They are usually the color of dead grass (the ones dad got anyway, there are also "Chocolate" ones that are darker) and have pink noses and green eyes. Very striking looking and very big dogs. I loved their protectiveness and fierce loyalty but hated their hair! When they got older, dad would keep them in the house in the winter, getting dog hair in everything.
Great lens!Thanks for sharing the article!
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great lens, I even had my wife read it. We have a miniature schnauzer...
i have 3 dogs, a golden retreiver, a black lab, and german shepherd mixed. i like dogs, cats and all kinds of animals :) Awesome lens my friend!
I had a wonderful Old English Sheepdog (she was murdered). I can't have dogs where I live now, but would like a GoldenDoodle.
You could add Bouvier des Flandres as non-shedding dogs.
wow, you could have saved me a lot of work if I'd found you before I got my dogs....
Very informative lens !
Thanks ! Now i know there are more dogs that do not shed. :) I always thought only poodles and maltese do not shed
Great Page - Good information and cute photos
Very informative. Good to know if I ever need a hypoallergenic pet. :-)
With Love and Gratitude,
I have a chihuahua and a jack russell and they both shed all over the place.
I was wanting to get a German Shepherd to, I hate dog hair all over the house more
Nice page. I learned a lot! :)
Thanks for sharing good info about dogs...
Thanks for a great lens! I have a Rhodesian Ridgeback - doesn't shed too much but it does a little. I really only notice it in the car because of the short hair it spikes into the car seats and it really hard to get out.
Love your lens, love dogs, love it all
lovely dogs..thanks for sharing
Great lens! Very informative. Thanks for sharing the info.
This lens is a lot of fun to read. Thanks for posting it.
In my childhood I had poodle called lucky she was a lovely dog very loyal
Thanks for posting this lens.. I'm planning to buy a dog.. this info would be helpful:)
It's funny, in the UK we call it 'malting'. - why? I don't know!!
@UKGhostwriter: In the U.S. when birds "shed" feathers we call it "malting." So that makes sense to me!
The bichon frise is a nice choice.
Great lens on shedding.
I've got a couple of labs so it's shed city at our place. Tumbleweed fur on the tiles anyone? I will vouch for your review of the furminator. I found this helps reduce the amount of fur quiet a lot. I've done a little review of the furminator at my site 2woofs if anyone is interested.
I have got a Schnauzer and she is non shedding. Great dog!
hey i like your lens
I have two labs and they shed a ton.
I think it is important that people choose dogs that work with their lifestyles. It is too important that you do not fail at this choice - there are too many dogs in rescue organizations because of this. Also, if you decide to buy a purebred dog, either check out a rescue society for the breed or visit the breeder yourself - that will help you from avoiding puppy mills.
great lens this important for families with highly allergic children
Very interesting lens. thank you for taking the time to put this information together in one spot.
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This is an informative lens you have and we are glad to share your facts.
Kudos on creating a great comprehensive lens on non shedding dog breeds. Very well done.
Great lens!! I have two Yorkies, and LOVE that they don't shed much at all! Lensrolled to my "Dog Slobber" lens (as that's ANOTHER complaint with dog owners!
Good advice! Thanks:)
Very useful information, thanks! Even if you're not allergic. I mean, it's not much fun having to clean dog hair out of your house every day either. We had a boxer when I was a child, and he just shed like crazy. Couch, carpet, clothes, all full of hair! I loved that dog though.
Woof Woof we luv this stuff at Houndsville lens :)
Thank you. Very helpful!
Fabulous lens
great job
Great information, I found it really useful.
thanks for sharing here!!
All dogs with a coat shed one way or other, but also one more than others. I have two Border Collies, sisters from the same litter. One sheds terribly and the other almost not at all.
Thanks for sharing this very vital information. I love dogs and been wanting to get one for years but my niece is allergic and so I can't have one. Now I know what to get in the shelter,I didn't know that Welsh Terrier doesn't shed, I simple just adore these cute little muts and some also need a home too so this will be perfect. This is great!I just love this informative lens of yours.
Wowww!! Nice info! I didn't knew that... but now I knows! =p
Thank you!
Thanks for posting all this information. I didn't know all about this, but it is very useful information.
Steve and I have a Chihuahua and a Papillon. Compared to the Pug we had, these two shed hardly at all. Nice info here. Good job.
It's amazing to know that poodles don't shed even though it have a lot of hair like the other dogs and also long too. Great informations. Thanks.
Helpful lens, thank you!
I would add bullmastif. This is my favorite.
What a great lens! ...very well written and presented. I am one of those people who is interested in non-shedding dogs as well as healthy happy doggy/master relationships. I've been writing mostly on HubPages (under the name Green Lotus) and have a few dog related Hubs that merit a link to yours on Squidoo, so I'll link them today. Cheers!
Very helpful lens. And beautiful dog pictures. :)
Great lens!
Really a good and informative lens. Well written and wonderful pictures. Dogs are the best pet.
Great lens for any dog owner.
This is a really useful lens for people who are allergic to dogs.
I can't wait for my little baby daughter to get a little bigger and get her (actually it's for me) a dog ;)
Great lens! Very useful information as my daughter is allergic!
Great lens!
One of the reasons that I chose my dog, Molly, an English Pointer is because she has a short coat, but I had no idea that there was such a long list of non-shedding dogs to choose from. I'd only heard about poodles. Many thanks for this excellent information.
Great lens and learned a lot.
Im a huge dog lover and very awesome lens I enjoyed reading it!!!!!:D
Our dogs shed a lot (5 Rottweilers) but we love them. Great lens.
Nice lense. I love the content. Would you give me feedback on Denver - The Guilty Dog
Nice job and very informative. I didn't know that non-shedding dogs require so much maintenance.
Wonderful Lens.
Our American Staffordshire Terrier is not a shedder. Our black lab, especially now that he is really old, sheds all the time. Great lens!
that's good looking dog, i like~
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Great Post! I really love the video with that of how to brush your dog's teeth! Very hekpful! :)
Great lens. Unfortunately I have 3 dogs that all shed a ton. I have to vacuum every other day. They are great dogs though.
Thank you for the very helpful information.
Cool lens, I didn't realize Schnauzers don't shed, that'll probably my next dog.
Thanks for the great information. Great Lens
Very good info. Beautiful lens.
Doberman Pincers shed like crazy, especially when they are stressed. I have one and I spend lots of time cleaning up.
Awesome lens! All of my dogs are on the "shed a lot" list!
Great lens! What about the sheltie? Does he shed?
I have a dachsund/pomeranian mix. He doesn't shed much. I think that cats shed worse than dogs. I have a cat too. Even tho' she is short hair, her hair is everywhere and very fine so it sticks to your clothes and even eyelashes. Oh well. Yes the dog and cat get along pretty well. Both are indoors too. Thanks for your interesting lens. Mary
I love pets and specially dogs.I used to have a German shepherd and loved it like my baby.great lens.....plz keep creating such wonderful lens.
thanks for this great lens! I wish i could have a dog.
Very very great lens. Life ain't nothing without a dog..
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lol ,,,R they real ??
Great lens! We are planning on getting another dog, so this was a very helpful lens. Thanks!
This is good to know.
I love dogs but the shedding is annoying.
Brilliant works and nice photos too. I really love dogs....
This is very helpful. My husband wants a Rottie but the shedding is a problem.
really informative content about dogs and shedding i like german shepard dogs
Great info!
If you chose the above mentioned list of dogs that shed a lot, make sure you don't have any expensive carpets at home.
Excellent list - great for those with allergies and those who want to avoid having to clean up after their pups.
I'm so glad my dog doesn't have this problem! Great lens!
My pug is so loveable, but the amount of shedding is amazing. Never have to worry about a matted coat though.
My cats shed way more than our Boston Terrier. I should get the Furminator for cats.
found this very useful thanks!
Great topic for a lens; I didn't realize there were so many breeds that didn't shed!
fun lens!
Great post...Thanks
Terrific information. Thanks. I love my shedding dog and have no problem sweeping and vacuuming. She's family and we all have to put up with our family members' quirks, right?
Labs definitely shed a lot. I have one and it is a carpet everyday on the floor.
Nice :)
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My Cavalier King Charles Spaniels shed like crazy. They are beautiful but they need a large amount of grooming on an almost daily basis.
I have a few chihuahuas and they shed like mad. If it weren't for their cute chihuahua clothes and their designer puppy collars, I swear, all I'd have is a put lump of golden hair! :)
@ChihuahuaClothesInfo: I have a black chihuahua (with brown spots, looks like a mini Doberman) and he hardly sheds at all, at least I don't notice
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The sweetest dog I ever had was a German Shepherd named Amy, but she did have what we referred to as "an unfortunate shedding problem". For 20 years she and my husband shed their hair. Hers grew back. His, unfortunately, did not. Thanks for the list of non-shedders. I'll keep it to reference before getting the next sweet pup.
I enjoyed the clip about brushing the dogâs teeth. I just am just starting to brush my dogâs teeth. But he is a clever little dog. He likes the toothpaste so he stays still more or less until he manages to get the toothpaste off the brush. Then takes off with great speed and refuses to come anywhere close to me again until I put the toothbrush away.
Im looking for a no shed dog.This lens has ben helpful.
cockapoo's are also great dogs that don't shed
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All dogs shed, some more than others. These suggestions are great! Another option it DoggyHairNets - they control shedding dog hair. Really. And they look great!
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Nice lens. I breed Yorkshire Terriers and i know for fact that yorkies do shed. Some of your better blood lines seem not to as much or no more then us. But my first yorkie he is what i call a yorkie that i bought from a back yard breeder and they are like the bottom of the line yorkies. My Sketter sheds so bad that i can take a pet roller anywhaer on the floor or carpet and one sweap across the carpet the roller is so full you can't see the white under the hair. It is very very bad.
Love the lens! I have 2 little non shedders now, a teacup Yorkie, and a Bichon Frise. Never have any problems with either one of them.
Nice Lens. Cute dog pictures too. I have a non shedding dog that wasn't mentioned; a pompoo (part pomeranien, part poodle). You can see his picture here http://www.squidoo.com/pompoo-a-hybrid-dog
It's great to see that there are so many non-shedding dogs! Maybe I'll consider getting one for the kids now. :)
I own a Shih Tzu. My boyfriend owns a Yorkie. Together they made Shorkies. No shedding here, except for the dog my daughter gave us. She's a cross between a Border Collie and a Heinz 57. She sheds so much we sweep up an entire dog everyday! But, we love them all.
Thanks for the heads up!
Gotta love those westies. I didn't realize they don't shed!
The Scottish Terrier is a fun dog that doesn't shed... although most of the ones I've come across like to bark.
I have my first non-shedding dog - a Goldendoodle - and it is the best thing ever. She does get matted easily, even with daily brushing, so we've done the next best thing and just keep her hair short.
furminators are so fantastic. My aunt's dog seems to shed hourly and I brush the dog when I house sit. It's amazing how thorough those things are! Great lens! I enjoyed the read.
Very useful stuff! I'm convincing my roommates to let me keep a dog in the house. This helps :)
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I currently have a labradoodle (lab X poodle), he sheds very little,but I have to keep his undercoat especially well groomed otherwise tangles & knots appear . Many years ago I bred Afghans, despite having such long coats they too shed very little outwardly.
Great lens. +1 from me.
Great information! I have lots of allergies but love pets. Thanks for the tips. I really enjoyed your lens :)
Nice lens! We have 4 shedders and 1 dog that needs to be clipped. If I'm wearing black, I'm definitely more likely to pick up my non-shedding dog.
Very informative lens!
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Great Lens! I have english bull terriers which shed moderately.
Goldendoodles rule! They are the best dogs ever. Little hair, sweetest and best disposition. Good lens!
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Wow, I had no idea there were so many dogs that don't shed. I don't mind shedding dogs, but I have family members with allergies.
Such cute dogs. Interesting lense
Our vet has a Goldendoodle, such a wonderful dog. We were just talking last night about the fact that they don't shed. If Daisy ever needs a brother or sister, we would definitely consider a Goldendoodle.
love the dogs they are extremely adorable ^-^
Great lens (found it on RedGage). Love the humor (dogs that don't poop... wow!). Thanks for all of the excellent information. Glad we don't get rejected when we shed.
Hi there ... good lens! I am a dog walker and owner of a poodle cross cocker spaniel, he doesn't shed at all, and he has a very happy nature. These dogs make perfect pets because they are great with children and small dogs as well as retaining their hunting instinct - so they aren't just an ornament!
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Hurray for the Furminator! One of my favorite deshedding tools
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Nice lens, especially the explanation about the matting of the hair. Guess that's why our chihuahua loves being brushed! (Some really adorable pictures here, too.)
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We have two beagles running around our home. This is a great lens and for that I voted a thumbs up for ya!
Great lens. I feel better about my dogs shedding a lot now.
Great Lens....listened to the vet about brushing teeth....my dog just had a very real problem with his teeth......Vet said I need to brush his teeth everyday....so this was very helpful.....Thanks....Judy
Great Lens. I use the FURminator de-shredding tool on my Siberian Husky, there great.
I see you have the little Italian Greyhounds on your list of dogs that don't shed very much, but you forgot to put Greyhounds on the list too! Lots of people with allergies find that Greyhounds' fur doesn't bother them, and as short-haired smooth-coated breed they need very little grooming, just a rub-down with a hound mitt or a soft cloth...
On the other end, that FURminator is the world's greatest invention for long-haired, thick-coated dogs like my Golden Retriever who runs into every burdock and thistle she can find!
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I have to agree, that Furminator is a wonderful tool. :)
Great Idea! A dog that sheds takes so much extra work especially in a carpeted home.
cool i didn't know there were any non shedding dogs, mine would be top of the shedders list :-P
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I have a little cockapoo that supposedly doesn't shed, at least as you say "not outwardly". After owning several shephards this little guy is a dream when it comes to not having to vacuum a bunch of hair :)
i believe labradors shed some of their fur in autumn(?).
I must remember to read this again before I get a dog next time :) thanks for the info!
Thanks for publishing this authoritative resource. I want a house dog but hate finding dog hair everywhere. Squid-liked.
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Nice lens, the non-shedding dog is for those who don't want to handle all the aggro that comes with that. Personally I like the terrier dogs.
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Not sure that the Border Terrier could be classed as non-shedding as my parents dog always leave hairs all over the place! I have a Cairn and she hardly looses any hair and neither does my Whippet.
My old Jack Russell's on the other hand ... well I had to make sure my clothes weren't black if you understand what I mean!
Great lens! I allergic to dogs, but my children really want one, so I have been looking into getting a 'non-shedding' dog, this is a great list! Thanks for the help!
Very helpful lens. I have a shih tzu and I agree, she does not shed hair even though her hair is extremely long =)
Non-shedding dog breeds, also called hypoallergenic dogs, are great for people who have allergies. Dog fur, or animal dander, would be the triggering factor of all those sneezes and stuffy noses. That is the reason why some people do not get dogs at all.
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I'm a huge fan of the furminator. Out of my 6 dogs, 5 shed like crazy. My littlest girl, a rescue poodle mix, is the only one I can take anywhere. I've never seen a hair come off her. Great lens. Blessed.
We have mexican rat dogs, the one who is a long haired dog only sheds in the winter, the mix breed who has medium length hair, sheds all the time. Good lens, you've been blessed.
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Lovely lens, dogs are the best.. shedding or no shedding :)
Great list. I am looking for a non shedding dog.
Very helpful. Thanks
I love my Otto, but if I ever get another dog it will be one that does not shed.
Apparently all the dogs I've ever had are heavy shedders. If I'm able to get a dog where I live again, your list will come in handy for less vacuuming and its nice to be able to wear black without getting dressed at the door!
Very informative lens. Thanks. I have a snall, long-haired chihuahua. She doesn't shed that much for being long-haired. Do standard size poodles shed?
Helpful lens. I have a pug and they are pretty much the textbook example of the exact opposite kind of dog that would go in this list, haha
Lots of interesting facts about dogs and shedding - will be looking for a dog soon (it's been two years since our 13 yr old pup left us) so this is very helpful!
Is there a list like this for cats? I have four and I just found out I'm allergic...
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Learned something new today! I figured the 'doesn't shed' line had to be wrong somehow, but didn't know what was truth. I like the Furminator tool. I may have to get one of those the next dog we get. Ours passed about a year ago.
Great lens! My Jack Russell sheds 24/7/365 as they don't get that fuzzy undercoat in the winter - just more hair to shed!!
My daughter has a german shepherd, it only sheds once a year but it takes 365 days. After she visits with the dog we vacuum up enough hair to assemble two small dogs. This lens will help for the next dog.
I have a collie and he sheds a lot of hair lol, great lens :) lots of very useful and informative information will help a lot of people choose which breed is best for them.
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My husband and I love our dogs, but hate the fur that we are constantly cleaning off of the floors. Thanks for the tips on non-shedding breeds (for the next time we are looking for a pet at the local shelter) and the review of the FURminator (I've been reluctant to buy one because it's a rather pricey dog brush, but if it works, I'll try anything)!
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Fantastic lens! We have two dogs, a Jack Russell and a Cairn Terrier. They have great little characters and give us so much pleasure. You've provided some really useful info for people considering which breed to get. Thank you.
I love dogs! Great lens.
This is great information! I have a Furminator and it really is good, but you do have to use it every other day at least. I also shave my dog in the hot summer. Thanks!
Great lens mate. Thanks for the compilation :)
My cockapoo doesn't shed!
I have always admired the Bedlington Terriers. They are so cute, they look like lambs!
great lens!! great resource.
My lhasa apso is not a shedder. Thank goodness.!
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Tibetan Terriers do not shed but are not on the list. These are a great breed but difficult to find. The perfect pet if you are looking for a companion and great with children.
Excellent lens. Thanks for this great information. I notice that the older I get the more allergic I am becoming to dog fur so this is very handy stuff. Gave you a Squidlike.
What a great and helpful lens!
A great lens. It would be nice to have a dog that did not shed.
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Great lens! Although I'm not a dog owner, I know what a problem shedding can be for many breeds.
It is usually the DANDER that people are allergic to, not the hair itself. So really, if you are allergic to animals then you probably should not get one. There is no such thing as a Hypoallergenic dog nor a NON-shedding dog as was stated above.
Also, please note that the GoldenDoodle is NOT A BREED !! it is a Mixed bred dog, aka mutt
Great resource for people looking for non-shedding dogs. We have a cairn terrier for just that reason. I could have used your advice earlier for how to prevent matted hair. Blessed.
Great lens!
As Rose mentioned. it's generally the dander and not the hair that trigger my allergies. The hair shedding or matting is a cleaning and pet care task that comes with having a lovely doggie family member. I have the dander allergy issue but I've found that I can get myself desensitized if I spend time with the same pet on a regular basis. I'd love a smallish to mid-sized mixed breed lab or golden.
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Great lens. I love dogs and this was a great read.
A great lens, I enjoy Dogs but can't stand (and am slightly allergic) the hair.
My Shiz Tzu doesn't shed. I wonder how it would be to have a dog that sheds?
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I just lost a boxer to cancer and I want to get a different breed.I want a medium size dog that gets along great with kids, cat and other small dog.Also one that doesn't shed bad. I know it will shed some just don't want a lot of shedding.
This lens really caught my interest today because my dog has started her annual "shedding of the winter coat". Hair everywhere for a few weeks...
Portuguese water dogs are considered hypo-allergenic. We raised a wonderful PWD, along with our children, through the 1980s and '90s. He required regular grooming, but he was perfect for our allergic household. He was a challenge to train but a joy to have. We loved him.
We had a standard poodle until he died of old age last year; also great for allergic homes, and so lovable and easy to train.
Thank you for the lovely lens.
Very fun and upbeat, and love your sense of humor!
Maltese are the BEST non shedding dogs! Of course I am partial because I am owned by one, LOL!
What a helpful lens for people with dog allergies! Well done!
Great idea for a lens. Thanks for the info. My pup, Josito, is a mix of Bichon and Poodle. He does not shed much and is very mild tempered. Of course he is my baby and so I am on his side! I think he is a sweetheart, but sadly getting old and losing his hearing. Still love him!
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Thanks for the very informative lens.
Nice lens, but you are too late! I have had a white German Shepherd for 12 years and wouldn't recognize my self without some white dog hair somewhere on my clothing...lol!
Thanks for sharing! Great Lens!
Thanks for the list of dogs, lots of good info!
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Great info! I didn't know there were that many non-shedders. I have a Miniature Pinscher and a German Pinscher, I swear they shed their own body weight every day.
Excellent info, but I have to admit, I love GSDs to mind the shedding too much.
Wow, I learn something new again..I'm glad I found this lens..Thanks for sharing it!
Great lens!
I have a welsh terrier and from experience he sheds but very little :) especially when compared to a golden retriever! I have really bad allergies but I'm able to hug him tight whenever I want!
here's all of em shout, bark arf!!! woof - my italian greyhound sheds just a wee bit, but you don't notice it at all - ever, ever, ever!!!
Miniature daschunds do shed but not bad. We have had this breed of dogs for years. They are woth every little bit of shedding! Great lens btw!
It's awesome that several terriers are on this list! I've been considering getting another dog, and I want a terrier after reading the book "The Nose Knows" by Holly Lewitas (http://spunkymysterybooks.com). The main character is a terrier mix, and it was so full of personality that I want one, too. Good to know that they don't shed, because I don't want to constantly be covered in fur!
I can vouch for Scottish Terriers, they do not shed very much at all.
This is reasonable list of dog that don't shed :)
All the breeds I love are shedders - guess I am stuck living in a world of hair.
Wish my dog didn't shed its like having a spare dog lol
Thanks for the useful list! Hair brushing is an important part of dog grooming. Feel free to visit my lens that talks more about it!
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Nice lens. Good information to have before you get the dog. Lots of dogs end up in shelters because owners didn't understand how much was involved in being a dog owner. Please check out my new lens on adopting older dogs. They are my special passion but I love all animals. Thanks for the good info!
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Beautiful animals... I love all breeds.
Awesome lens! Great job!
Thanks for this helpful information. I wonder if in the end it would even make a big difference to my daughter, who's allergic--or if it's more about the dander. Either way, nice not to have dog hair all over onesself after a visit to doggie-lovers!
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Sure this list is very useful for many people. We have a Golden Retriever who we absolutely adore, but she does shed -- don't think Goldens are going to make it on this list! :-)
We just rescued a Cairn! Such a nice little pup. He is great with kids and was already potty trained!
Good lens. A lot of people need to know which breeds are hypoallergenic.
There is a lady in our neighbourhood who has a miniature and standard poodle. They look so funny out on their walks. I must say the standard poodle looks very regal!
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Great lens. For people who are allergic but want to have dogs, these non-shedding dogs would be good for them.
WE had a carin terrier and a westie and they both SHED.....
@lauragreene97: WE had a carin terrier and a westie, and both of them did shed...
Standard poodle here!! Love the hypoallergenic, non shedding coat!!
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Very informative and useful lens indeed! Now, I know which breed to give my youngest son for his 5th birthday.
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Great information and list! I have a Cocker Spaniel and they are really a great breed of dogs that do not shed.
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Love this. It can be really helpful to people with dog allergies.
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I have a French Bulldog and though it sheds, not excessively though, is so fun to have it around the house!
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Great info for a family that has animal allgergies!
Great lens. I'm partial to the Australian Terrier myself.
Great resource for anyone researching about non-shedding dogs.
You might know...all my favorite breeds are on the 'sheds-a-lot' list. Oh well, I love them just the same. Nice lens - lots of good info.
I was here :) Nice list of dogs :)
This was a great lens!
Great lens! I didn't see Labradoodles on the list. Maybe I just overlooked it! They are great non shedding dogs. I have had standard and mini sizes.
Great resource of dog shedding, I like this lens.
Woofie says that German Shepherds need a lot of patience time and love.
Great info about non-shedding dogs!
My pups shed, but they are worth it! I do know a lot of people though who want non shedding pets only.
Great lens! Dogs are so awesome so please make more dog lenses! Love to read about them! Quick story...I've got a toy poodle and even though he doesn't shed, he loves to dig around the house so when he's done digging, he always leaves a little fur behind....But it's cute because it's like evidence at the scene of the crime when I wonder how the bathroom rug got shredded! :)
The bichon frise really does not shed. They have hair. They still require substantial brushing and get black crud in the corners of their eyes. But they do not shed.
i have pretty bad asthma, but my kids want a dog so bad...this has been a very useful read to help me decide which dog is best for us. thank you
The poodle should definitely be at number 1! ;)
You can always link to my lens on Poodles as it is informative - Everything you need to know about Poodles. I included a link to this lens in there :)
My Siberian husky doesn't stop shedding
My favorite breed is the Tibetan Spaniel but they shed in the spring. I have a long haired chihuahua now and it doesn't shed much at all.
Just a warning to everyone who gets a Yorkshire Terrior (Yorkie) they get excited over just about anything and as puppies they will accidentaly pee in random places.. so it is wise to potty train them as fast as possible!!!
Drool is almost as good as hair.
Nice lens. I am allergic so I think this list is great. I have a Westie. Our Westie, Dudley
I can attest to Basenjis being dogs that don't shed much. I've had a red/white and a black/white. We barely even knew the red/white was in the house. He did shed, but you couldn't see his fur unless you looked very closely. The black/white not so much. We can see her fur everywhere, but it's still not like a long haired dog.
Shedding is a big issue - people who have allergies are much more likely to be okay with a non-shedding dog. Thoroughly researched.
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we had a bichon frise for many years..now we have outside dogs
Don't let anyone tell you Cairn Terriers don't shed. I have one and she sheds quite a bit. You can minimize it by keeping them clipped and brushing them daily but they do shed.


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Bedroom Second
Master Bedroom Second
Family Room Lower
Dining Room First
Foyer First
Kitchen with Eating Space - Eat-in Kitchen First
Living Room First
Listing Courtesy of Howard Hanna


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May 22- 24, 2017
JW Marriott Tucson Starr Pass Resort & Spa
Summit on Women and IT
Are you new to NCWIT? Do you want to know why we exist, what's our mission, and what we actually do? Members new and old as well as guests and visitors are invited to attend this orientation session. Get the basics at our Fact Sheet.