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Most pet owners know that there’s no such thing as a non-shedding dog. Even hairless dogs shed flakes or scales of dead skin and dog hair, called dander, that settles like dust on flooring and [...]
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Khala Grooming
Posted by admin on December 18th, 2009
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Africanis Grooming
Posted by admin on November 15th, 2009
The true origin of hairless breeds, including the Chinese Crested, of the world is steeped in myths and legends. Because of its genus Canis Africanus name, it is felt the numerous hairless breeds originated in Africa. The hairless breeds have survived through centuries and are found in many sub-tropical locations throughout the world. [...]
Dog Mating Behavior
Posted by admin on May 22nd, 2007
The Chinese Crested dog is a hairless dog which originated in China. There are other varieties of hairless dogs throughout the world, most of them probably began as mutations but were gradually developed as a specific breed. Some examples of other hairless dogs are breeds such as the Mexican Hairless and the Peruvian [...]
Inca Orchid Dog Grooming
Posted by admin on August 6th, 2005
Most pet owners know that there’s no such thing as a non-shedding dog. Even hairless dogs shed flakes or scales of dead skin and dog hair, called dander, that settles like dust on flooring and furniture. Some experts believe that dander is a bigger problem than loose dog hair for allergy sufferers. But people who [...]
Peruvian Hairless Dog Grooming
Posted by admin on July 7th, 2005
Almost all dogs shed, probably except those hairless dogs such as Peruvian Inca or America Hairless Terriers that are considered non-shedding dogs. Human sheds too. Hair loss usually results by environment change and genetics. “Blowing the coat” or shedding is important to prepare the body from season change and give way for new coats to [...]
