For parents with some cleanliness obsession, their dogs must also stay clean. However, grooming and bathing dogs can be troublesome. So which dog is the cleanest and easiest to raise? In the pet community, the most recognized clean and easy-to-raise dog is the Teddy, but besides the Teddy, what other dogs are clean and easy to raise?

1. American Hairless Terrier.

American Hairless Terrier

The world’s first hairless dog breed originated in the United States, developed from a genetic mutation of the Rat Terrier. A key characteristic of this breed is having no hair. They have pinkish skin covered with black spots. It is one of the most popular breeds in American households. However, their skin is very sensitive, so owners must take proper sun protection measures. Since there is no hair, severe shedding is not an issue. But this breed has many skin problems and is prone to various skin diseases.

2. Japanese Chin.

Japanese Chin

These dogs clean themselves much like cats. They enjoy licking their paws in reverse to groom themselves. The Japanese Chin is highly alert and intelligent, belonging to the companion dog category. However, they originally originated from China. The lion dog’s fur is long, but their coat is smooth, so they don't require special maintenance, just regular baths and brushing. They have a quiet personality and like playing by themselves, much like cats.

3. Pharaoh Hound.

Pharaoh Hound (Detailed Introduction)

This type of dog is particularly clean and very calm and gentle at home. They dislike noise, and their coat is very short and doesn’t require much grooming. Medium-sized Pharaoh Hounds use their sight, smell, and hearing to hunt, showcasing both skill and strength.

4. Shih Tzu.

Shih Tzu

This dog originally comes from the Central Plains and was one of the earliest hunting dogs. The Shih Tzu can be described using the term cleanliness obsessive. It is very suitable for owners who have cleanliness obsessions or OCD. They will get close to you like a cat and try to please you. The only drawback is there is always a period every year when they shed heavily.

5. Teddy Dog.

Teddy Dog (Detailed Introduction)

They care a lot about their cleanliness. Unlike some dogs that like to get dirty while playing, this is a short-haired dog, so grooming is simple. The small-sized Teddy is very suitable for families to raise. They are friendly to people and not particularly aggressive.