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Are you considering adding a Belgian Malinois to your family but are worried about the shedding? If so, you’re in luck! In this post, we’ll explore the shedding habits of the Belgian Malinois and give you some tips for managing their coat.
All Dogs Shed to Some Degree
First, it’s important to note that all dogs shed to some degree. It’s a natural part of their grooming process and helps them regulate their body temperature and get rid of old or damaged fur. However, some breeds shed more than others, and the Belgian Malinois falls somewhere in the middle.
Belgian Malinois’ Shedding
So, do Belgian Malinois shed? The short answer is yes, they do shed. However, their shedding habits are considered moderate compared to some other breeds. They have a short, smooth coat that requires minimal grooming, and they typically shed their undercoat once or twice a year. This shedding period is often referred to as “blowing their coat,” and it can result in an increase in shedding for a few weeks.
During the rest of the year, Belgian Malinois generally shed a moderate amount of fur. You may find a few hairs here and there on your clothing or furniture, but it’s nothing too excessive. A weekly brushing session with a slicker brush or a shedding blade can help remove loose fur and keep shedding under control.
Belgian Malinois Grooming and Maintenance
In addition to brushing, it’s important to keep your Belgian Malinois’s coat healthy and clean. Regular baths can help prevent matting and tangles, and it’s a good idea to trim their nails and check their ears for any signs of infection or irritation.
In conclusion, Belgian Malinois do shed, but their shedding habits are considered moderate compared to some other breeds. With regular grooming and a healthy coat, you can help keep shedding under control and enjoy the company of your furry friend.
