We all know that dogs are man’s best friend and everyone wants to own a dog now and then
but when it comes down to picking a dog, you gotta keep a lot of things in mind and one
of those things is bad odor.
As much as everyone wants to own a pet dog, they don’t want one stinking up their living
room.
And for that reason, we present to you our top picks for the top 10 dogs that don’t
smell.
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#10: Bichon Frise
This small little cutie pie of a dog’s one of the least smelling dogs in accordance with
the ranking presented by the American Kennel Club.
This hypoallergenic dog is also known to have one of the best personalities that a dog can
have.
As far as maintenance for the breed is concerned, it’s super easy to take care of due to its
small size and stature as well.
The dog’s ideal to keep as an indoor pet as it doesn’t shed a lot of furs and doesn’t
smell either.
It has a lower level of oil production as compared to other dogs.
While the dog’s marketed as being hypoallergenic, it’s safe to assume that not all dogs are
100 percent hypoallergenic but with this breed, the possibility of getting allergies is very
low.
To keep your Bichon Frise sparkly clean and not smelling at all, it's necessary to give
it a bath at least once a week along with a good brushing at least 2 to 3 times a week
according to the American Kennel Club.
#9: Basenji
The Basenji is a very exotic name for a dog and you can bet it lives up to it.
It’s a hypoallergenic dog.
The Basenji loves to go on long walks and likes to chew on a few toys.
The dog’s also known for exhibiting behaviorisms similar to that of a cat.
The dogs don’t bark but instead, they yowl and like the other dogs on today’s list,
they’re pretty much free from any smell or odor.
In addition, the Basenji is a very easy breed to take care of when it comes down to the
basic necessities like grooming and cleaning.
It’s also known to have a clever, independent, and reserved personality.
While the Basenji’s known to expel no body odor, it’s recommended to brush the animal
every few days or so and give it a nice wash once a week so your living room and the dog
stay fresh and squeaky clean.
#8: Chihuahua
Chihuahua’s are notorious for being aggressive little animals despite their small size and
demeanor.
However, don't fall for the bad rep because these dogs make for the best pet.
Chihuahuas are one of the lowest maintenance animals on today’s list.
They don’t need a lot of effort when it comes to the grooming aspect and makes a great
indoor living dog as well.
Chihuahuas are also known for being very self-centered and attention-loving and they really like
it if they are groomed on a daily basis.
Daily grooming is recommended for a Chihuahua as it will keep its coat clean and perfect
while also giving it the emotional support that it craves as well.
Just like other breeds of dogs, they tend to shed more in the spring and in the fall
so that’s a little caveat, but other than that, the dog’s a perfect smell and odor-free
alternative to keep inside of your home.
#7: Dachshund
The Dachshund’s a cute little hot dog.
It’s got a different body type compared to most dogs - a long and small dwarf-like
one.
They are moderate shedders so it's necessary to keep that in mind, but other than that,
they have little to no odor and are low maintenance as well.
It has an incredible personality as Dachshunds are lively and cheerful.
Unfortunately, there’s a downside to the breed, making it a near-perfect pet.
Unlike other entries on our list, the Dachshund isn’t hypoallergenic.
So, they may not be perfect for a person who may be allergic to dogs.
Dachshunds are also known to be loud and big barkers despite their oddly sized body size
and shape.
This adds to the unusual and unique factor of their personality and adds more character
to their personalities.
#6: Havanese
The Havanese Cuban Breed’s one of the cutest dogs on our today’s list and makes for a
great small little dog to cuddle with.
The dog’s known to be highly intelligent and tries its best to cheer up, please, and
take care of its owners as much as it can.
That goes to show that the dog’s indeed loyal and man’s best friend as well.
This dog breed is the only dog breed that is known to be native to the region of Cuba.
The Havanese breed is known to shed little fur from its coat despite having a double-layered
silky coat.
The silky coat is supposed to be brushed daily with a soft bristle brush.
The Havanese definitely love their brushing time.
These dogs also need to be given frequent baths as much as they need them.
Something to keep in mind before you go about adopting one!
#5: Pomeranian
This little critter’s known to be a real trouble maker despite its small size.
Pet owners will describe this breed as confident and curious.
You’ll find them particularly eager to tag along with you on walks.
When it comes to odor, Promeranian’s yet another breed that doesn’t smell.
On the other hand, their fluffy coat requires special attention.
You’ll especially be in for a strict clean-up duty as Pomeranians shed a lot.
They do, however, enjoy the attention.
Overall, Pomeranians are little balls of energy and an absolute delight to keep as pets!
#4: Maltese
The Maltese dogs are very sweet and tend to be very affectionate with families and small
kids as well.
They make for a great indoor living pet and are easy to take care of as well.
They make sure to give off no whiffs of odor so long as they are cleaned daily and taken
care of.
They make for a great dog if you’re living in a small apartment and they hardly ever
shed their coats and don’t smell much either.
But remember that the dog has a white coat that needs to be daily cleaned up and brushed
with a soft bristle brush and combed as well so that it doesn’t get any hairs tangled
and it doesn’t get any mats as well.
Additionally, the Maltese dogs have fast-growing nails as well so they should be trimmed once
a week to keep a proper length.
If you want their fur to stay all shiny, you would need to make an effort.
Maltese dogs need a proper shampoo and conditioner to keep their fur and coat shining.
A small price to pay considering the bundle of joy that it is!
#3: Papillon
The Papillon’s another cute little dog with very long ears.
It's a small little pint-sized hypoallergenic dog so you can forget about allergies.
Its name means butterfly in French in accordance with the breed's big perky ears.
Pet owners have described the breed as alert, happy and friendly.
The big plus side is that it has a really low stink factor.
The breed’s very low maintenance when it comes to the grooming side of things despite
the long hair that it possesses.
Since there’s no undercoat, the breed doesn't require a strict level of maintenance.
However, that doesn't give you a way out of your duties.
You’ll still be required to groom the dog every month or so and to give it a good little
brush every now and then so that mats and tangles aren’t formed in its coat.
Overall, it's a fun little dog to keep in your living room area.
Despite the low odor, the dog does need to be given a bath now and then or you’ll end
up with muddy paw prints on your living room floor and rug!
It’s also got fast-growing nails that’ll need trimming every now and then.
#2: Schnauzer
The Schnauzer’s known for having fur off of its snout and for having very distinct
eyebrows.
It’s one of those breeds that don’t carry that distinct doggy odor that most dogs carry
- all thanks to the low amounts of oil that its body secretes.
Considering all these factors, it's a good fit for people that suffer from dog allergies,
don’t want to do regular washes, and react to pet dander.
But it's necessary to remember that this breed does need regular grooming to keep their special
double coat shiny.
Another important thing to note is that it does shed a little bit by nature.
We hope you don’t completely ignore the dog’s need for hygiene as it does need to
be washed every week or so depending upon how much fun time it has outside
#1: Whippet
The Whippet’s a cute little skinny dog and is best for keeping indoors.
They are quite similar to greyhounds that you see in races and used for hunting except
that its’ a middle-sized dog compared to its larger counterpart.
The whippet is shy and timid by nature and it rarely barks.
It’s quite odor-free and doesn’t need regular grooming.
However, you would be required to give the dog a good wash once or twice a week so that
it does indeed stay squeaky clean and odor-free as we all know that dogs do like to dirty
themselves up in the dirt.
And that’s all for our top picks for dogs that don’t have any odor or smell.
Which dog will you be choosing as your pet?
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