While most owners love to cuddle their dogs’ soft fur, there are also people who don’t want to see half a fur flying around the house or stuck on their clothes. Well they often turn to hairless dog breeds. Of course, they could opt for a Poodle, a breed of dog that has no undercoat, but for those who want to live with a hairless dog it is good to know that, even if they don’t have to worry about brushing the dog, they will still have to take special precautions to manage the dog’s skin is much more delicate.
What are hairless dog breeds?
There are actually several breeds of hairless dogs, some recognized by the FCI and others not. However many of these breeds are “local”that is, difficult to find outside their range of origin. For this reason we will tell you about the four most common hairless dog breeds, the ones that are a little easier to find:
How to care for hairless dog breeds?
Not having practically covering coat and undercoatthe skin of hairless dogs is much more delicate. If you get a dog belonging to one of the breeds seen above, you will have to pay attention to several things:
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