Tineco - iFLOOR 3 Breeze

Depending on ur dog, there may not be a perfect answer. We had an Akita when my twins were babies/toddlers and the shedding is insane. The undercoat was such fine hair that it would get stuck places in the vacuum you couldn’t properly empty. I found it was best to purchase a cheaper shark for around $120 every year than go for a higher end option. Once you find the right vacuum, you should look into a tineco or similar wet vac. I got the tineco 3. It charges and will get through roughly 1,500sf before it dies. Mops and sucks up both dirty water and debris into a canister that you can easily empty. Kids could knock an entire jug on the floor and it pulls everything up. Not exactly what you asked, but mom to mom, there’s always a second tool we find out we need.

There are vac/mops that vacuum while you mop like the Bissell Crosswave and Tineco iFloor combos. These mostly only mop and cannot dry vacuum floors, carpets, or do anything above the floor. Among the cordless vac/mops I only recommend machines with removable and replaceable batteries because the battery is such a common failure and wear item. The Hoover Onepwr Streamline and Ryobi Swift Clean are the only vac/mops that are decent and have removable batteries. The Dyson V9 with the Submarine mop attachment is a dry cordless stick vacuum good for all around vacuuming with a mop attachment. The mop attachment mops but doesn’t vacuum at the same time so you need to dry vacuum first and then mop. Vac/mops require a lot of cleanup after each use. Dyson’s submarine also is quite messy and requires a lot of cleanup after each use. Personally I would choose a decent cordless stick vacuum like a Dyson V8 or a LG CordZero and get a good manual mop like a O’Cedar Spin Mop or a good reusable spray mop. Both mop better than the Submarine and are less cleanup than a vacuum/mop. There are lots of choices. Hope that helps.