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If you adore dogs but have allergies, it might be challenging to accept that these lovable pets are making you sick.
While no dog is hypoallergenic, several breeds are labeled as such because they are less prone to induce allergy reactions in people. You should be able to introduce a hypoallergenic dog into your home without fear if your allergies aren't too severe.
Allergies can manifest in many different ways, and the symptoms can range from being very mild to very severe.
It would help if you looked out for things like sore eyes, puffiness, swelling, skin rashes, and runny noses.
No matter how much you love puppies or adult dogs, if you have constant and extreme allergic reactions to dogs, you should not live with a dog as you need to prioritize your health.
However, if you only have mild symptoms, living with certain dog breeds relatively symptom-free as possible. You need to buy or adopt dogs that do not shed their coats and have low dander rates. This means they have skin that is unlikely to suffer from dandruff. These dog breeds combined with regular house cleaning should limit the chances of an allergic reaction.
This is just our opinion, but it is an excellent place to start. Just remember you also have to factor in temperament and preferred lifestyle before buying a dog:
A Basenji is a fantastic choice as a hypoallergenic dog for people with allergies because it is almost as good at self-cleaning as a cat. Not only does this puppy groom itself, but its soft, short hair sheds less than other dogs', leaving less dander and having a less negative impact on sensitive immune systems.
The Kerry Blue Terrier is a fun-loving, lively dog. The breed thrives in an active family and can provide daily exercise. Their coats must be brushed and trimmed regularly.
Poodles shed very little; therefore, many owners prefer to keep their coats short and straightforward to make grooming easier. If you let their coats grow out, you'll need to brush them frequently to avoid mats. Poodles are, without a doubt, one of the most popular hypoallergenic pets.
Giant Schnauzers, like all dogs, can lose their fur, but not in large clumps at once. Mild allergy sufferers who adore this breed but react to dander can reduce shedding by daily combing and brushing their dogs.
There are three sizes of the Xoloitzcuintli: toy, tiny, and standard. They are also available in two types: hairless and coated. The coated has a short, flat coat, whereas the bald has a smooth, robust, protecting skin. They're calm, serene, and attentive, but they can also be distant. They require only moderate activity and grooming.
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The Bichon Frise is immediately recognized by his pure white coat, which gives him a lot of personality and charm. Bichons make excellent companion dogs, getting along with children and other pets, and thriving in larger cities; they're also good lapdogs. Bichons seldom shed as a hypoallergenic breed, and when they do, the shed hair gets caught in their undercoat. Bichons must be brushed and combed, but they're an excellent dog for allergy patients in general.
A Shih Tzu coat is less likely to induce a severe allergic reaction in someone with a pet sensitivity because it has the same type of hair as people. Grooming and regular brushing are necessary to preserve a Shih Tzu's coat at its most effective, low-shedding condition.
The Spanish Water Canine is a hardworking, energetic dog with innate protective instincts. They are a high-energy breed that thrives in an active family. Their curly, woolly coat requires little care. They don't need to be brushed, but they should be shaved down at least once a year.
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The Bedlington Terrier has a sheep-like coat, making it another hypoallergenic dog with a distinct appearance. This breed is recognized for its vivacity and desire to be the center of attention. Unlike many other terrier breeds, Bedlington Terriers have crisp and curly coats that are a mix of soft and rough but not wiry. Despite their unusual coat, these dogs do not shed. Although Bedlington Terriers do not shed, their coats grow rapidly and clipped regularly.
The Yorkies' human-hair-like coat is less prone to cause allergic reactions in allergy sufferers. Yorkies do not have a shedding undercoat, so they might be an excellent choice for mild allergy sufferers if properly clipped and groomed.
The clown of the spaniel family is this powerful, intelligent breed. Irish Water Spaniels are energetic and active dogs who require regular exercise. Brushing their water-repellent double coat every few weeks is required.
Like Bichons and Coton de Tulears, Maltese are recognized for their white coats and smaller hypoallergenic canines. These dogs shed very little, but they will need to be brushed and groomed if their coats are kept long. Maltese are faithful companion dogs, as they are very affectionate, joyful, and enjoy sitting in their owners' laps.
Do not presume that if you get a hypoallergenic dog, you will not suffer allergies; it doesn't work like that. If you think you are prone to allergies caused by dogs, then I would always suggest that you test a dog out before you commit to buying it. If you are adopting a rescue, you could see if you can foster it for a couple of weeks to make sure you react well to it. If it is a puppy, ask if you can look after them for a few days with a commitment to buy it if you do not have any bad reactions.
