Dogs all have body odor. Many people only realize that dogs have such strong body odor after raising a dog. Sometimes the dog's body odor can really "smell" people to death. Today I will tell you about the 7 types of dogs with the "lightest body odor", which are suitable for home breeding. People who want to raise a dog may wish to take a look.

1. Yorkie

Body odor level: light

Although Yorkie’s hair is a bit long, its hair is long and filamentous and looks very good. It has a glossy feel and almost no shedding. The Yorkie itself is also a clean dog and rarely gets dirty, so the Yorkie has almost no body odor.

If you want to keep your Yorkie's hair neat, beautiful and shiny, you must comb, brush and oil it regularly.

2. Shiba Inu

Body odor level: light

The body odor of large dogs is generally very heavy, but as a medium to large dog, the Shiba Inu can be said to have a strong body odor. Not that serious. We usually find that Shiba Inu’s body is relatively clean. This is because Shiba Inu likes to lick its own hair to keep itself handsome.

3. Poodle

Body odor level: almost none

The Poodle is also a dog with little body odor, whether it is a toy Poodle or a giant Poodle. Moreover, poodles are not prone to hair loss, which is good news for people with allergies. However, the poodle's hair will lose color (except white and black), so the diet should be light and not too salty.

4. Schnauzer

Feeling: very light

Schnauzer has an independent character, is bold and brave, and looks gentle and elegant. Moreover, Schnauzers have very light body odor and shed less hair. Very suitable for domestic use. However, Schnauzers’ ears are a bit curved and prone to ear mites, so they should be cleaned regularly to avoid odor.

5. Papillon Dog

Body odor level: almost no odor

The Papillon Dog has large ears with feathers on the ears. Although the hair is very long, Its body odor is also very light, as everyone who has raised it knows. Moreover, Papillon dogs do not drool and have almost no body odor. Owners who love cleanliness can keep them. However, you should pay attention to combing the Papillon more often, otherwise its hair will become tangled.

6. Pomeranian

Body odor: very light

Although the Pomeranian’s hair is thick, its body odor is very light. In addition, Pomeranian dogs are petite and cute in appearance, making them very suitable for domestic use. However, Pomeranian dogs tend to bark and sometimes do not listen to their owner's instructions, so it is best for the owner to train it more.

Using some snacks as an aid during training can enhance the dog’s training enthusiasm, and the dog will be more cooperative with you.

7. Bichon Frize

Body odor level: almost none

Bichon Frize, can be called white marshmallow, is a very healing-looking dog. Bichon Frize has no body odor and hardly sheds. However, the white fur of the Bichon Frize does not look resistant to dirt, so the owner should pay attention to cleaning it.

Bichons are most prone to tear stains. Once there are tear stains, there will be some odor around the eyes. Therefore, owners who raise Bichons must clean their eyes frequently. In addition, they should also pay attention to a light diet. Feed it too salty. Drinking more water and eating more fruits and vegetables such as purple sweet potatoes and pears can greatly reduce the appearance of tear stains in dogs.