Relax, shedding is the completely natural loss of hair in dogs that allows
their new coat to come in. All dogs shed, but some breeds
will shed more than others. Some have seasonal shedding during spring, as their winter
coats are lost. Dogs with very long hair may seem to shed more, but
it is just the length of their hair that makes it seem that way.
What can I do to stop my dog shedding?
Some dogs shed a lot, and it can become quite a mess! The best way
for you to reduce shedding is by regular grooming. If you can
remove the hair yourself with a brush while he is outside, there is
going to be much less left over to fall out while he is inside your
house!
How often?
Once a week
is probably fine during the non-shedding season. However, during
shedding season, you will find it very beneficial to brush your dog as
often as every day. If you do not remove the shedding winter coat,
you are bound to find it all over your house, clothes, carpets, furniture
etc for at least 5-6 weeks.