Are hypoallergenic dogs really safe for allergy sufferers?While there's a lot of debate on the subject, technically truly hypoallergenic dogs don't exist. BUT there are certain breeds like the Coton de Tulear (and others listed below) that are considered to be a good choice for allergy sufferers because they shed very little and produce less of the offending dander.
Because of this, it’s wise to spend time with any prospective puppy to make sure you’re compatible. Also, the breeder should allow you to spend time with the puppy’s parents since often allergic reactions to dogs don’t happen until they’re older. See what our visitors have shared about whether Coton de Tulear dogs are really good for those with allergies. If you’re getting the dog from a
rescue group
see if you can take the dog home on a trial basis before committing to a lifetime of allergy suffering. Here are some of the more popular breeds that are generally considered hypoallergenic dogs:
Because pet allergies are becoming increasingly more common, designer dogs like the Labradoodle, Cavachon, and Cockapoo are becoming more prevalent. Dogs are being bred specifically for people who have allergies.
Sign up now and you will receive a very valuable free report '5 Dog Training Myths'Return from Hypoallergenic Dogs to Dog Grooming Basics
|
Search this site
