The following is an abbreviated list of breeds with coats that shouldn't be shaved: Terriers. Huskies. English, German, and Australian Shepherds. Sheepdogs. Newfoundlands. Collies. Alaskan Malamutes. Terriers.
Which dog breeds should not be shaved?
Dogs such as golden retrievers, German shepherds, Siberian huskies and any dog that seasonally sheds huge clumps of fur (part of its undercoat) should never be shaved. It is a misconception that shaving will help keep a dog cool on hot days.
What dogs are hardest to groom?
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Why you shouldn't groom your dog?
Shaving prevents cool air from getting to the skin because the undercoat is still present. And a shaved coat doesn't protect against the sun either, which exposes your dog to greater risks of overheating, sunburn and even skin cancer.
Can all dogs get haircuts?
A dog's hair traps air and helps insulate her from the cold, so the only real reason to give your dog a winter haircut is if she has mats that can't be combed out. However, if you think your pooch is in dire need of a trim, short hair should be fine — as long as she is not left outside for unreasonable amounts of time.
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