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| Ha Ha Ha! Member Since: Dec 2007 Location: In the land of Dairy Queen, we treat you right!
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| I really want a 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.
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| I need a nap Member Since: Dec 2006 Location: North Beach
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| loving life Member Since: Oct 2006 Location: On a island not far from you
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| Green Eyed Lady Member Since: Aug 2005 Location: Somewhere...
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| 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
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| Give Peas a Chance Member Since: Oct 2004 Location: Dahlgren, VA
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| I think those labradoodles are supposedto be hypoallergetic. |
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| Registered User Member Since: Jan 2007 Location: One foot on a banana peel
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| Little ol' Me Member Since: Apr 2005 Location: with the good ol' boys
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| Bischons don't carry the same dandruff as most dogs and can be around people with allergies
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| Does my butt look big? Member Since: Oct 2006
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| 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
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| Registered User Member Since: May 2007 Location: Lusby, MD
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| 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 |
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