Yes. They tend to shed little and cause few allergic reactions.
~AirdaleLover901
What is the breed for a terrier?
Yes
The Boston Terrier breed is in the Non-Sporting group of the AKC. Not all terrier breeds that the AKC recognizes are in the Terrier group.
The Yorkshire Terrier is a "toy" breed, meaning it's already a miniature. The breed standard says the Yorkshire Terrier should stand at 6-7 inches at the shoulder, and weigh around 7 pounds. But there are plenty of "non-standard" purebred dogs out there.
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Boston terrier
Lakeland Terriers originated in Great Britain.
7 are reconized as a "group" in the American Kennel Club. Sporting Toy Hound Working Terrier Non- Sporting Herding
The Boston Terrier is a small, lively dog breed classified under the non-sporting group. They are known for their tuxedo-like markings and friendly, gentle demeanor. Boston Terriers are adaptable and make great companions for families and individuals alike.
There are many non-shedding dogs. Here are some: Shih Tzu Yorkshire Terrier Maltese West Highland White Terrier Dachshund (moderate shedders) Bichon Frise Miniature Poodle Italian Greyhound Border Terrier Cairn Terrier Havanese Miniature Schnauzer Norfolk Terrier Silky Terrier Welsh Terrier Boston Terrier Scottish Terrier Chinese Crested Australian Terrier Wirehaired Fox Terrier Greyhound Bedlington Terrier Irish Water Spaniel Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier Basenji Kerry Blue Terrier Airedale Terrier Standard Poodle
The American Pitbull Terrier is not recognized by the AKC. It is in the UKC terrier group. The American Staffordshire Terrier is in the AKC terrier group
The pit bull is a non-official separate breed - to get pit bull puppies you breed two pit bulls together. However, there is no AKC registration available for this breed (currently) as it is not recognized as a separate breed.