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- For the most part, terriers do not shed. However, if you have a mixed terrier breed, your dog may very well shed a little, or even a lot! Many terriers, such as the Cairn terrier, need special attention because they hold onto their dead hair. A method called "plucking" is used to remove the hair, and it can be time consuming.
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