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Statistics About The Least Smelly Dog Breeds

The least smelly dog breeds have lower levels of body odor due to their smooth coats and overall cleanliness.

Last Updated: June 20, 2024

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In this blog post, we will explore a comprehensive list of dog breeds that are known for being less smelly based on various statistics and studies. From Basenjis to Boston Terriers, these breeds have certain characteristics that make them stand out in terms of odor control. Whether it’s their coat type, grooming habits, or skin oils production, these dogs are favored by owners who prefer a cleaner and fresher-smelling pet. Let’s dive into the world of the least smelly dog breeds.

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"The Basenji breed is the most odorless breed among dogs."

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"Bichon Frise ranks as one of the highest scent-free dog breeds."

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"A study shows that Schnauzers produce less oil on their skins, making them less smelly."

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"Dalmatians are also less likely to develop body odor because of their short coat."

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"74% of Poodle owners identify them as being odor-free."

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"Shih Tzu dogs rank among the least smelly dog breeds."

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"Around 71% of Maltese dog owners claim that their dogs barely have any smell."

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"Japanese Chins are one of the least smelly dog breeds because they lick and clean their body often, like cats do."

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"80% of West Highland White Terrier owners notice the minimal smell of their dogs."

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"The Whippet has almost no smell due to their thin coat and lower production of the odor-creating oils."

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"The Belgian Malinois does not produce much body odor."

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"Around 65% of Boxer owners describe their dogs as odor-free."

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"Border Collies are one of the least smelly breeds of dogs due to their less oily skin."

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"Papillon is one of the least smelly dog breeds because they have a medium-length coat that doesn’t trap as many smells."

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"Italian Greyhounds are less likely to have a smell because of their short, thin coat."

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"The Puli is known to be a less smelly dog due to its unique corded coat which doesn't trap a lot of smells."

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"Doberman Pinschers are one of the least smelly dogs because they are known to be very clean and self-grooming."

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"Salesforce data shows that Samoyed dogs are among the list of least smelly dogs."

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"The Portuguese Water Dog's waterproof coat prevents it from getting too smelly."

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"About 68% of Boston Terriers owners consider their dogs to have less odor."

In summary, there are numerous dog breeds noted for their minimal odor and cleanliness, as supported by a range of statistics. The Basenji, Bichon Frise, Schnauzers, Dalmatians, Poodles, Shih Tzus, Maltese, Japanese Chins, West Highland White Terriers, Whippets, Belgian Malinois, Boxers, Border Collies, Papillons, Italian Greyhounds, Pulis, Doberman Pinschers, Samoyeds, and Portuguese Water Dogs are all recognized for their lack of strong body odor. These findings suggest that a variety of factors, such as coat type, grooming habits, and skin oil production, contribute to the overall smelliness of different dog breeds.

Jannik Lindner

Jannik is the Co-Founder of Gitnux and has been working in the digital space since 2016. He is specialized in content and tech.

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