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If you live with a double-coated dog, you already know the story: the seasons change, and suddenly tufts of fur are everywhere—on your couch, your clothes, even floating across the room like tumbleweeds. Shedding is completely natural, but understanding why it happens (and how to manage it) makes life a whole lot easier. Why Dogs Shed Seasonally Dogs with double coats—like Golden Retrievers, Huskies, Shepherds, and Pyrenees—have two layers of fur:
As daylight hours and temperatures shift, dogs “blow coat,” releasing huge amounts of that undercoat all at once. This happens mainly in spring (to shed the winter coat) and fall (to grow in a thicker winter coat). The Downside of Shedding Loose undercoat can:
How Grooming Helps Routine grooming makes seasonal shedding manageable—and keeps your pup comfortable. At The Blue Hound, we:
The Bottom Line Seasonal shedding is part of life with a furry friend—but it doesn’t have to mean constant fur storms in your home. With a little extra care (and a good groomer on your team), your dog’s coat stays healthy, and you stay sane. Ready to get ahead of shedding season? Our Furfall Package is designed for heavy shedders—deep deshedding, unlimited brushing, and moisture treatments to keep coats healthy and homes fur-free. Book a Furfall Groom Today ➝
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AuthorRae is a loving pet owner and entrepreneur, having successfully established a premiere pet care business from the ground up. Archives
October 2025
CategoriesDisclaimer: This blog post is for informational purposes only and should not substitute professional veterinary advice.
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