Coton de Tulear
Small and affectionate with a soft, long, white coat that doesn’t shed, the one drawback to a Coton de Tulear (besides the challenging pronunciation, which is coTAWN day two-LEE), is that it does need regular grooming to keep its fur full and mat-free.
Havanese
These native Cuban dogs offer owners both their patented spunky charm and a coat that doesn’t shed, which means less time spent lint-rolling the furniture and more time romping with the playful Havanese. Their coat requires weekly brushing and regular baths to keep them clean and healthy.
Irish Water spaniel
Like the Barbet, the Irish Water Spaniel was bred to retrieve hunted game from the water. The Irish Water Spaniel’s coat is thick and curly and requires brushing only every couple of weeks. Fun, funny, and fun-loving, potential parents of these dogs that don’t shed a lot should be aware that this is a highly energetic breed and needs daily exercise.