do lakeland terriers moult?

Answer 1

ALL dogs shed - Different breeds have varying amounts that they shed, but ALL living creatures (Including you!) shed.

Answer 2

Birds moult and most dogs shed. There are a few breeds, like the poodle (in any size) that will not leave hair all over your house and clothes. As far as I know the lakeland terriers do shed.

Answer 3

Yo LO, you took the words right out of my mouth. :)

All dogs shed. Lakelands tend to shed less than some other dogs.

Here is a link to more info about Lakelands:

http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/lakelandterrier.htm

Here is a link to the United States Lakeland Terrier Club

Corresponding Secretary : Jo Hefferman
Website: http://USLakelandterrier.org
Email: [e-mail]

Email the club for more information about the breed and for referrals to reputable breeders.

And here's a link to Lakeland Terriers in rescues:

http://search.petfinder.com/search/search.cgi?tmpl=1&exact=1&breed=Lakeland+Terrier&animal=Dog

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ADD:

Wikipedia is not a reputable source.

Answer 4

Lakeland Terrier does not molt.
(http://www.puppy.com.au/breeds/?b=118&p=l&pp=)

Their coat is wiry and non moulting.
(http://www.petplanet.co.uk/dog_breed_profile.asp?dbid=170)

Lakelands do not moult but their coat needs to be stripped or clipped twice a year.
(http://www.kaynineonline.com/breed_lakeland.htm)

As the Lakeland Terrier does not molt they would make an excellent companion for those...
(http://www.optimumpet.com/breedprofile.aspx?id=bpd_082&bid=118)

SURE hope this helps.

Answer 5

No, they are Terriers which need regular stripping to keep the coat tidy.
Moult is a perfectly acceptable term - why do people persist in correcting others when they don't know the correct terms themselves?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moult (and Oxford English Dictionary)

Answer 6

they do but not all that much, just a few hairs.

you should strip lakelands coats out

Answer 7

dogs don't moult and all dogs do shed though

Answer 8

All dogs moult!