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Dog Breeds for Allergies - Which Breed Is Best for People with Allergies?

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If you are usually allergic to dogs or one of your family members is, it is the wisest idea to look for dog breeds suitable for people with allergies. Here is a guide to help you...

If you are usually allergic to dogs or one of your family members is, it is the wisest idea to look for dog breeds suitable for people with allergies.

While there are no breeds that cause no allergies for anyone at all, there are a good number of breeds that are usually safe and cause fewest allergies. These breeds are much safer for allergic children too.

Dogs that have the least possibility to cause allergies are called hypo-allergenic dogs.

Many people whose children have some type of allergy and can't be around normal dog breeds, notice their children have no problem with hypo-allergenic breeds and so can keep these dogs.

Usually it is because they have less body hair and so shed less fur. Also if they have a thick single coat, that is usually a plus too.

Also smaller dogs are usually better for people with allergies because they less saliva than bigger dogs.

Here are some of the best hair-less dog breeds for allergens:

  • Xoloitzcuintle (Mexican Hairless)
  • American Hairless Terrier
  • Chinese Crested (Hairless)
Also here are some of the best single-coated breeds also good for allergic people:
  • Poodles
  • Schnauzers
  • Bichon Frise
  • Soft-coated Wheaten Terrier
  • Portuguese Water Dog
  • Coton de Tulear
  • Kerry Blue Terrier
If you are a highly allergic person and still feel uncomfortable even with hypo-allergenic dogs, you can consult with your doctor if there are any solutions to calm down your allergy.

You can also find helpful tips to deal with your dog allergies and find out some helpful solutions to be around these lovely pets while being healthy and enjoying your time.

Many others are doing it. Why not you?