We used to have one but mny youngest is allergic. We have a few choices.... get rid of my youngest and get a dog.... Keep my youngest and get a dog that won't irritate her allergies.... Keep my daughter and never get a dog again out of fear for her allergies.

Which breeds are okay for people with allergies? I've read that some dogs are okay but woukld like some options as to which ones are better than others. I was also told that if we get a puppy my daughter will build up a tolerance to it as it gets older. Is this a true statement? We're going to have her tested to confirm that it's a dog allergy and to see if maybe she's out grown it if it was an allergy... I really, really miss having a nice family dog.

We used to have one but mny youngest is allergic. We have a few choices.... get rid of my youngest and get a dog.... Keep my youngest and get a dog that won't irritate her allergies.... Keep my daughter and never get a dog again out of fear for her allergies.

Which breeds are okay for people with allergies? I've read that some dogs are okay but woukld like some options as to which ones are better than others. I was also told that if we get a puppy my daughter will build up a tolerance to it as it gets older. Is this a true statement? We're going to have her tested to confirm that it's a dog allergy and to see if maybe she's out grown it if it was an allergy... I really, really miss having a nice family dog.

my friend has allergies - she has three cairyn (sp?) terriers, who supposedly don't shed or bother people with allergies. she's never had a problem.

my friend has allergies - she has three cairyn (sp?) terriers, who supposedly don't shed or bother people with allergies. she's never had a problem.

They say Wheaton Terriers don't shed, and Shih Tuz, shed very little.

You want a dog that does not shed. Most of those breeds are of the smaller kind: poodle, bichon frise, lhasa apso, Airedale Terrier, maltese, etc.

Dogs that Don't Shed - Non-shedding Breeds (http://www.whosyadoggy.com/dog-breeds-non-shedding.html)

I think those labradoodles are supposedto be hypoallergetic.

They say Wheaton Terriers don't shed, and Shih Tuz, shed very little.

Shih Tzu's don't shed. They are good with allergies because their hair is more "human like" than other dogs. I currently have two.

Bischons don't carry the same dandruff as most dogs and can be around people with allergies

When I was younger I was never allergic to the dogs/cats..after many years of showing persians ..having house dogs and grooming I developed allergies to dogs/cats..Still grooming and having house dogs/cats I went through 3 yrs of allergy shots.. I am now very tollerent of the animals..Giving them up was never an option to me...

Poodles are well known to be hypoallergetic..

I have a Chinese crested that seems to be great for the allergies..

Important to have the animal you choose groomed and bathed regularly as it is mostly the dander that builds up that you are allergic too..

good luck

I really like this allergy article from Dog Fancy. It offers hypo breeds but as you can tell when you start reading, even dogs you might not think could work may with care and dedication.
DogChannel.com (http://www.dogchannel.com/dog-grooming/dog-allergy-control/article_allergy2.aspx?cm_sp=InternalClicks-_-RelatedArticles-_-dog-grooming/dog-allergy-control/article_allergy2)

my friend has allergies - she has three cairyn (sp?) terriers, who supposedly don't shed or bother people with allergies. she's never had a problem.

Cairn terriers are the best. I had one many moons ago, and he was a joy to be around...........:howdy:

If I'm not mistaken Pugs are on the list for little to no allergy dogs. I just love those smooshy faces!! :howdy:

I would check with a vet or a breeder because I have been told it is not always just the fur but the dandruff as well.

There are no true non-hypoallergenic dogs but there are dogs that you would be less allergic to because of their coats. Some of them are poodles, terriers, schnauzers. Check this site out:
Hypoallerge - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypoallerge)

Im sorry for butting in with a question but you all seem very knowledgeable.
Is it true that pet dander is caused by the dried saliva left on the fur when an animal licks or cleans itself? Im confused :confused: I was also told that many allergic people buy exotic birds only to find the dust they produce by constant preening is more irritating.

my friend has allergies - she has three cairyn (sp?) terriers, who supposedly don't shed or bother people with allergies. she's never had a problem.

I have a cairn terrier. They are really great, smart and loving dogs with wonderful personalties. Mine doesn't shed hardly at all.
:howdy:

I have a cairn terrier. They are really great, smart and loving dogs with wonderful personalties. Mine doesn't shed hardly at all.
:howdy:

Post #10..............:smoochy:

Post #10..............:smoochy:

Feel free to borrow him any time you like! Haha...
:huggy:

Im sorry for butting in with a question but you all seem very knowledgeable.
Is it true that pet dander is caused by the dried saliva left on the fur when an animal licks or cleans itself? Im confused :confused: I was also told that many allergic people buy exotic birds only to find the dust they produce by constant preening is more irritating.

Yes that is correct. Dander is dried saliva and is what causes your allergies. I have a really good book about cats and allergies its called "The Sneeze-Free cat owner" Here's the link, it lets you take a look inside the book and you might be able to read some helpful info from that.


Amazon.com: The Sneeze-Free Cat Owner: Allergy Management & Breed Selection for the Allergic Cat Lover: Books: Diane Morgan (http://www.amazon.com/Sneeze-Free-Cat-Owner-Management-Selection/dp/0793806054/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1199650204&sr=8-1)

Yes that is correct. Dander is dried saliva and is what causes your allergies. I have a really good book about cats and allergies its called "The Sneeze-Free cat owner" Here's the link, it lets you take a look inside the book and you might be able to read some helpful info from that.


Amazon.com: The Sneeze-Free Cat Owner: Allergy Management & Breed Selection for the Allergic Cat Lover: Books: Diane Morgan (http://www.amazon.com/Sneeze-Free-Cat-Owner-Management-Selection/dp/0793806054/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1199650204&sr=8-1)

Thanks! Looks like its on sale too

We used to have one but mny youngest is allergic. We have a few choices.... get rid of my youngest and get a dog.... Keep my youngest and get a dog that won't irritate her allergies.... Keep my daughter and never get a dog again out of fear for her allergies.

Which breeds are okay for people with allergies? I've read that some dogs are okay but woukld like some options as to which ones are better than others. I was also told that if we get a puppy my daughter will build up a tolerance to it as it gets older. Is this a true statement? We're going to have her tested to confirm that it's a dog allergy and to see if maybe she's out grown it if it was an allergy... I really, really miss having a nice family dog.

Poodle. You should get a poodle.

I have a pocketbook Maltese. He is wonderful!! I don't even have to walk him (I hate having to walk a dog in the cold months). He goes on a potty pad that I put in a kitty litter box. :huggy:

I have a pocketbook Maltese. He is wonderful!! I don't even have to walk him (I hate having to walk a dog in the cold months). He goes on a potty pad that I put in a kitty litter box. :huggy:

He's real cool, but he's a little schizo. He freaks out and barks. He has no clue that he's little.

And get that stupid Halloween tu-tu off of him!:smack:

Poodle. You should get a poodle.

Yeah that my Standard is the best guard dog I have ever had! :yay:

I have a maltese puppy that is 8 weeks and ready to go!!

I have a maltese puppy that is 8 weeks and ready to go!!

Put it on the newspaper, quick! :clap:

We used to have one but mny youngest is allergic. We have a few choices.... get rid of my youngest and get a dog.... Keep my youngest and get a dog that won't irritate her allergies.... Keep my daughter and never get a dog again out of fear for her allergies.

Which breeds are okay for people with allergies? I've read that some dogs are okay but woukld like some options as to which ones are better than others. I was also told that if we get a puppy my daughter will build up a tolerance to it as it gets older. Is this a true statement? We're going to have her tested to confirm that it's a dog allergy and to see if maybe she's out grown it if it was an allergy... I really, really miss having a nice family dog.

Best Dog Breeds for People With Allergies (http://www.findoutaboutdogbreeds.com/Best_Dog_Breeds_for_People_With_Allergies.html)

But I had an allergy doctor tell me once that Chihuahuas actually helped people to build a resistance to their dog allergies. I actually had a friend confirm this was told to them also. so they bought their son a chi and his dog allergies after a time we un noticeable. Had something to do with the fact that the chi dogs had their own allergies and always had runny eyes. Something about that scenario that helps build the resistance to allergies of affected people. Runny eyes = the monthly shots to build the resistance. :shrug:
Seemed logical.

Put it on the newspaper, quick! :clap:

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The way you bump her posts, you must be working on commission...:lol:

The way you bump her posts, you must be working on commission...:lol:

You bumped this thread. :smile: