What kind of dogs don’t shed their hair? These five kinds of dogs are easier to raise if they don’t shed their hair.

Poodle
When it comes to dogs that don’t shed, poodles naturally come to mind. Many people keep poodles because they shed very little hair, and the hair is very easy to take care of. When it gets longer, it can be trimmed. The common Teddy dog is a way of grooming poodles.
Pharaoh Hound
The Pharaoh Hound's hair is short and shiny, and basically does not shed. Its overall shape gives people a sense of nobility and elegance. Because it requires a lot of exercise and training, this kind of dog is not suitable for living in cities with relatively small living space.
Schnauzer
Although Schnauzer looks like it sheds easily, every hair on its body is strong and will not fall off easily. The Schnauzer's hair is also relatively thick and needs to be trimmed all the time.
Peplum Dog
The hair of the Papillon Dog is relatively long, but it is very tough. Even if you hug it, it will not be covered with hair. Moreover, the ears of Papillon Dog are as cute as butterfly wings, so they are loved by many women.
Bichon Frize
The Bichon Frize looks somewhat similar to Teddy, and its non-shedding physique is also very similar. If you keep it at home, you won’t have to worry about cleaning up your hair all the time. In addition, the Bichon Frize has a very docile personality and is a small dog that is more suitable for keeping in the city.
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