When it comes to dogs losing hair, it’s really upsetting! Some dogs have extremely excessive hair loss. If you have such a dog, you must have a vacuum cleaner ready to clean it at all times. Today I will give you a summary to see which dogs are shedding the most. However, even if the shedding is severe, it cannot stop us from loving these dogs.

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The first type: Golden Retriever

Golden Retrievers are the famous “fur babies”! As the saying goes: Shedding occurs once every six months, and shedding occurs once every six months. This is what our lovely golden retriever is talking about. Its fur is rich and soft, which is particularly attractive. But because of this kind of hair, the hair loss is surprisingly serious. Whenever the shedding season comes, the house seems to become a world of golden retrievers, and it is a mess, which is really miserable.

The second type: Samoyed dog

The Samoyed dog is often praised as the "Smiling Angel". Their white fur is clean and innocent, and it looks like it makes you want to reach out and enchant it. Unfortunately, Samoyeds are also part of the shedding army. Especially when the shedding season comes, the avalanche-like shedding can really be described as "shocking"! However, after all, Samoyeds are so charming and cute, so you can tolerate a little hair loss. Who told them to be so good-looking?

Third type: Alaskan Malamute

Speaking of the Alaskan Malamute, the thick hair is like a walking "blanket". Especially during the shedding season, the shedding of fur feels like snow. As soon as they casually walked over the newly cleaned floor, there was immediately another layer of dense fur. Of course, this also proves that Alaskan Malamutes do have a strong ability to withstand severe cold. After all, how can such thick hair not come in handy in winter!

The fourth type: Labrador Retriever

Although Labrador Retriever does not have as long hair as golden retriever, its density is quite high and it sheds hair. Also surprising. Especially during the change of seasons from spring to autumn, Labrador’s moulting period is simply crazy. Their hair is everywhere in the house, leaving people with nowhere to start.

The fifth type: Shiba Inu

Although the Shiba Inu’s hair is not thick enough compared to the previous dogs, its hair loss still cannot be ignored. Because its hair is rough, tough and easy to fall off, especially during the moulting period, Shiba Inu hair will be found in every corner of the home, giving owners a headache.

The sixth species: Border Collie

Border Collie is both smart, agile and lively, and is known as the IQ player in the dog world. However, despite their intelligence, they are not immune to the problem of severe hair loss. Especially when spring and summer alternate, during these two shedding seasons, the Border Collie’s hair will flutter in the wind. Despite this, we still can't resist admiring them. After all, they are smart and worthy of our love!

Seventh species: Welsh Corgi

The Welsh Corgi is small and has a round body, like a small walking gas tank. Although its coat is not comparable to that of the dogs above, it is known for its shedding amount in large numbers. Especially for those families who raise two Corgis at the same time, the amount of hair shed at home is so huge that it is enough to open a small "wool mill".