00:00Low-grooming dogs don't mean low-effort, understanding total care needs.
00:05A low-grooming dog is not the same as a low-effort dog.
00:10Short-coated breeds such as the Azawak, Ibizenhound, Thai Ridgeback, Belgian Malinois, Canaan dog,
00:17Zoloitz Quintley and smooth-coated working dogs may need less brushing, trimming and detangling than long-haired breeds.
00:25Hairless dogs avoid coat brushing, but their skin may need bathing, sun protection, and treatment for dryness or acne.
00:33Short-coated dogs may release surprising amounts of fur during seasonal changes.
00:40And low-shedding curly coats can be highly demanding because they mat without regular clipping and combing.
00:46That is why an Afghan hound or Legato Romagnolo should never be chosen by someone hoping to avoid grooming.
00:52The coat is only one part of care.
00:56Belgian Malinois may be easy to brush, but extremely difficult to satisfy mentally and physically.
01:02Sighthounds may need secure running areas.
01:05Hairless breeds can struggle with cold and sun.
01:09Every dog still needs nail trims, dental care, ear checks, parasite prevention, bathing when dirty, and skin monitoring.
01:16The easiest coat belongs to the dog whose total needs match the owner's life.
01:22Choosing by fur alone can create a terrible mismatch.
01:26A weekly grooming routine may take 10 minutes.
01:30Meeting a high-drive dog's exercise and training needs can take hours.
01:36Less hair on the brush does not mean less responsibility in the home.
01:39See you next time.
01:40But at the bottom, if morose is in visible shape 2017,
