Which dogs are both easy to raise and do not shed? In today’s society, people face increasing pressure and the demand for pets is also rising. Here, the editor recommends several dog breeds suitable for working people that are easy to raise and do not easily shed.

1. Bichon Frise

       Bichon Frise is adorable in appearance and is among the more popular pet dogs for many girls nowadays. The Bichon Frise is white in color and looks very similar to the white Poodle (detailed introduction), so many people still can’t distinguish between the Bichon Frise and the Poodle. Like the Poodle, the Bichon Frise is a non-shedding dog, so it is ideal for young people to raise. However, the Bichon Frise’s intelligence is not as high as the Poodle’s, so more people raise Poodles than Bichon Frises!

2. Schnauzer

        Schnauzer’s nickname is "Little Old Man" because the Schnauzer has some white whiskers that look like those of an old man, so it got the nickname "Little Old Man." Schnauzers are also non-shedding dogs and very suitable for young people to raise. They do not require high expenses on food and drink, and their lifespan is also very long, so they can accompany you for a long time!

3. Poodle (Teddy Dog)

      Poodles are smart, lively, and friendly. When it comes to intelligence, Poodles rank first among small dog breeds and second among all dogs. Training a Poodle is quite simple, and Poodles are also non-shedding dogs, so they are easy to care for.

4. Yorkshire Terrier

      The Yorkshire Terrier is a very charming small dog. If the owner takes good care of it, then the Yorkshire Terrier is simply a beauty among dogs. However, raising a Yorkshire Terrier requires frequent grooming, but this does not stop young people from liking it. When raising a Yorkshire Terrier, it is important not to let it do too much intense exercise as it can easily fracture bones, so regular calcium supplementation is necessary.

5. Papillon

     The Papillon is an active, gentle, and highly adaptable small dog. It is also very suitable as a companion dog. Besides being suitable for young people to raise, it is also quite good for elderly people as it can bring a lot of joy to seniors. Having a dog like this at home also keeps the house lively!