Top Dog Breeds That Don't Shed

4. Brussels Griffon

While the smooth-haired Brussels Griffons are becoming more popular because of their pug-like appearance, it's the long-haired Brussels Griffons that you might want to consider for a low-shed pet. With the wiry hair similar to a Schnauzer or a Scottish Terrier, this little dog is packed full of personality. Bearing an uncanny resemblance to an Ewok, the Brussels Griffon is a companionable and highly sociable dog who'll want to go with you everywhere.

Griffons are considered royalty in Belgium — as soon as the Queen laid eyes on a Griffon she claimed it was love at first sight!

Today, Brussel Griffons are quite uncommon, despite their adorable nature and big puppy dog eyes.

Brussel Griffons are incredibly affectionate dogs and love to cuddle up on the couch with you.

Ever heard of “Resting Griff Face?” These pups don’t show their affection through facial expressions but have a whole lot of love for their human companions.

Griffons are cat lovers! This breed does not shy away from cats and loves having a feline friend to hang out with.

Remember to brush your Griffons hair! Griffons have long hair that needs maintenance to avoid any nasty matting or tangles. 

Griffons do not like to be left alone — as a very social breed, Griffons are happiest when cuddling, walking, or playing with their human companions.

Brussel Griffons are small dogs — heights range from 7 to 8 inches tall and weigh between 7 to 12 pounds.

Griffons are highly intelligent, energetic, and affectionate — this breed is best suited for an experienced owner, who has plenty of time for their little Griffon.

Brussels are great watchdogs — despite their non-intimidating appearance, they will alert the household if they feel threatened or find anything to be suspicious.