8 Long-Haired Dog Breeds with Enviable Flowing Locks

Afghan hound

Afghan hounds should be brushed daily, but there s an upside to all that work. If you keep them brushed out which you need to do by brushing the hair in layers

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Bergamasco sheepdog

The herding Bergamasco sheepdog has a unique mane. This medium-sized dog has three fur textures that make natural flocks (felted hair) on its legs and body

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Bearded collie

The dogs have hair everywhere, not just on their chins. The name fits since it forms a beard-like pattern around their neck. This energetic 45 55-pound bearded dog needs regular exercise

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Briard

Briards were originally designed to herd and protect sheep, explains Best Friends Animal Society veterinarian Megan McCarthy, DVM. That said, this long-haired dog breed needs loads of exercise.

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Cavalier King

The Cavalier King Charles spaniel may be the nicest breed of dog, says Pawp's veterinarian and medical adviser Laura Robinson, DVM. 

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Irish setter

These medium-sized dogs have tonnes of hair, but not as much as some of the other breeds. They shed periodically and need two to three weekly brushings to maintain

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Komondor

Perhaps not, but Komondor is the second closest. Komondors, large, long-haired dogs weighing 80 to 100 pounds, stand out with their corded hair.

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Lhasa apso

Their long, straight coat sometimes covers their face, making it hard to see their eyes. You should brush practically everyday to avoid tangles and matting.

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