All dogs accept a smell, just certain dog breeds are generally less smelly than others.

American Kennel Gild'southward (AKC) primary veterinarian officer, Dr. Jerry Klein, told Newsweek that "certain breeds that tend to be 'smellier' because of higher oil production."

Co-ordinate to him, these breeds need higher oil production for the function they were bred to do, "like retrievers that demand slick, water repellant coats when swimming".

The AKC vet as well noted that dogs with longer haired coats tin sometimes retain the olfactory property of urine and then "be sure to keep your dog groomed well to avoid that," he added.

Dr. Klein as well advises that whatever dog that has a strong odor needs to exist checked out by a veterinary "because often, the smell can come from underlying issues.

"Pare problems, ear infections, bad teeth, fungal infections betwixt the toes and under the tail all tin can contribute to a bad smell."

Hither are ten breeds that tend to not have a stiff smell:

Bichon Frise

Bichon Frise
The modest and sturdy Bichon Frise stands among the least smelling dogs around according to the American Kennel Guild. kosziv/Getty Images

The hypoallergenic Bichon Frise is one of the world'southward great personality dogs, and a great pick for those who prefer a small dog that doesn't shed much or take a strong odour.

That said, no dog is 100 percent hypoallergenic simply the possibility of getting allergies with these type of dogs is quite low.

Their velvety fur needs regular maintenance with a good brushing at least 2-iii times a week, "but every day is all-time," AKC says.

Basenji

Basenji
Basenji are hypoallergenic dogs with a special feature: They don't bark, they yodel. They are likewise pretty much odour gratuitous. bruev/Getty Images

An easy to care brood when it comes to grooming, they are one of the cleanest dogs effectually and known for their true cat like mannerisms: clever, independent and a fleck reserved.

The Basenji has piddling to no body odour but they are slight shedders, so brushing every few days is recommended.

Chihuahua

Chihuahua being groomed
Stock image of a chihuahua being groomed.Chihuahuas are low maintenance on the preparation forepart Getty Images

Every single Chihuahua type are low maintenance on the grooming front and they are also pretty much aroma free.

However the Chihuahua does love existence brushed on a regular basis as they enjoy the attention, this will also aid to keep their coat and skin in perfect condition. Just like other breeds, they will shed more during the spring and then over again in the fall.

Dachshund

Dachshund in a garden
Dachshunds are moderate shedders, relatively make clean, and have footling or no torso odor. Getty Images

The lively and cheerful Dachshund is ane of the least smelling dogs; however, they may not exist the best breed for an allergic person.

Known for being big barkers, the Dachshunds accept an unusual body shape that adds more character to their big personalities.

Havanese

Havanese
The Havanese Cuban breed is highly intelligent and eager to please its owners Dorottya_Mathe/Getty Images

The only dog breed native to Cuba, the Havanese is not but odour free simply a super friendly, intelligent, and outgoing domestic dog with a big heart.

The Havanese sheds little and has a double-layered silky coat that needs to exist brushed daily with a soft brush. The AKC also recommends to "bath the Havenese occasionally as needed."

Maltese

Maltese
The Maltese is typically very sugariness and affectionate with families kimrawicz/Getty Images

A small-scale lap dog designed to coexist with humans, the Maltese is great for pocket-sized flat living. They don't smell much, are small-scale and hardly shed.

The white coat requires daily gentle brushing and combing to the skin to avert mats and tangles. Maltese also have fast-growing nails that should be trimmed regularly.

Papillon

Papillon dog
Papillon is a pint-size hypoallergenic domestic dog. The name ways "butterfly"in French and information technology refers to the breed'south prominently perky ears. FaST_9/Getty Images

The Papillon is a pint-size hypoallergenic canis familiaris with a huge personality and a low stink factor.

The breed is also low maintenance when information technology comes to grooming despite their long, silky hair and it is piece of cake to go on their fur odor-free. The AKC recommends grooming every calendar month or so, but it advises to give a good brushing between grooming to proceed mats from forming.

Schnauzer

Schnauzer
Schnauzers have very distinctive eyebrows Ekaterina Gorokhova/Getty Images

Schnauzers are as well one of those breeds that do non deport a doggy odor, so they are a good fit for people who suffer from domestic dog allergies and react to pet dander.

They practise demand regular grooming to keep their distinctive double-coat in good condition, but they do shed very little by nature.

Whippet

whippet
Whippets are almost smell free. BiancaGrueneberg/Getty Images

The gentle and elegant Whippet is very similar to a greyhound, except that the Whippet is a middle-sized dog that rarely barks.

Their sleek short and smooth glaze needs piffling maintenance and when it comes to odor, Whippets are practically odorless and mayhap the least evil-smelling of dogs.

Yorkshire Terrier

Yorkshire Terrier
Often named the nearly popular dog breed in various American cities,according to the American Kennel Club, Yorkies are hypoallergenic (the coat is more like human hair than animal fur). MaximFesenko/Getty Images

Another minor dog with a big personality that inappreciably sheds or smells and very popular in the United States .

They have been bred for generations to create the perfect lap dog and then not surprinsingly, they are stink free.

Their coat is very like to human being pilus and if the glaze is kept long, the AKC recommends daily brushing. Yorkies love their owner and volition always testify them endless love, even if they may surprise yous with their unkind style towards strangers, dogs, or other family members.