Top Dog Breeds That Don't Shed

6. Puli

This Hungarian shepherding breed of dog is quite rare, but they make bouncy, active friends for owners who can keep up with them. A mischievous and highly-spirited dog, they very rarely, if ever, shed their coats. However, with those gorgeous curls, their grooming takes quite a lot of upkeep, so it's quite common to trim their coats very short.

It is pronounced “pooh-lee” if you’re wondering how to say this unusual breeds name and “pooh-lick” in plural terms.

Pulick originates from Hungary and is recognized as being a sophisticated breed who is not seen as a dog, but rather a person with a lot of fur.

Pulick are very playful, intelligent, sensitive, and hard-working dogs.

As Pulick ages their fur becomes what looks like doggie dreadlocks, making Pulis one of the coolest dogs in the world.

The Puli is an ancient dog, dating back to the 9th century! Puli has a large ancestral tree and is rumored to have ancestors dating back to 4,500 B.C.

In 2017 the Puli was dressed as a mop (due to the dragging dreads) and marched through Kentucky’s annual Paw-Rade turning heads.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg owns a Puli named “Beast” with a 2.5 million Facebook following.

The Puli looks like it belongs on the red carpet, but it’s dreadlocks serve a unique purpose. This breed can stay dry and warm through their thick dreaded coat while working outdoors in the brisk Hungarian winters.

This breed typically weighs between 25 to 35 pounds (including their hair) and stands 16 to 17 inches tall.

They might not look like it but Pulick are generally very athletic and agile dogs, in need of vigorous exercise to keep them happy and healthy.