by Dog Lover | Jan 6, 2020 | Hypoallergenic Dogs, Small Hypoallergenic Dogs
If you’re looking for a spirited side-kick with an attitude problem, a Scottish Terrier might be the dog for you! These short little spitfires are very brave, very determined, and very loyal. It’s easy to confuse a Scotty with a Schnauzer. If you do, they’ll almost...
by Dog Lover | Nov 13, 2019 | Hypoallergenic Dogs, Small Hypoallergenic Dogs
The Quick, Easy Guide to Hypoallergenic Maltipoo Dogs! The Maltipoo is a small hypoallergenic dog. They rarely shed and are great for apartments. What’s on this page? At the end of our article, we have a “Maltese Personality Test” where we will tell...
by Dog Lover | Dec 11, 2018 | Hypoallergenic Dogs, Small Hypoallergenic Dogs
Are Cavapoos Hypoallergenic? Yes! The Cavapoo or Cavoodle is a hypoallergenic dog breed that hardly sheds or drools. The Cavapoo, also known as Cavoodle, is a cross between a miniature or toy poodle and a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. In Australia in the late 1990s,...
by Dog Lover | Oct 29, 2018 | Hypoallergenic Dogs, Medium Hypoallergenic Dogs, Small Hypoallergenic Dogs
Are Border Terriers Hypoallergenic? Yes! The Border Terrier is a small hypoallergenic dog breed that hardly sheds or drools. This alert and medium-energy dog was originally bred in England and Scotland. Mainly they were used for hunting foxes, otter, and other vermin...
by Dog Lover | Oct 25, 2018 | Hypoallergenic Dogs, Small Hypoallergenic Dogs
Are Maltese Hypoallergenic? Yes! The Maltese is a small hypoallergenic dog breed that hardly sheds or drools. The cute, button-eyed Maltese is the prince of toy dogs. As the oldest toy dog breed, this Ancient Dog of Malta is believed to have originated on the island...
by Dog Lover | Sep 16, 2018 | Hypoallergenic Dogs, Small Hypoallergenic Dogs
Are West Highland White Terriers Hypoallergenic? Yes! The West Highland White Terrier is a small hypoallergenic dog breed that hardly sheds or drools. The West Highland White Terrier is a short-legged terrier that was originally bred in Scotland and is closely related...
