Dog With Allergies

My husband is allergic to dogs, but I'm sure I heard that there are certain breeds may be less allergenic than others. Is it true? Here is a list of breeds that are known to be ok for allergy sufferers. Here is a short list of dogs known to be okay with asthma, because they shed very little scrubbing. In no particular order, plus some additional comments. 1st Poodle, Standard and Miniature excellent with children, bonds, whole families, excellent guard dog, very willing to learn and impart very little hair. Standard Poodle Miniature Poodle second, Toy, small fragile bones, therefore caution about Wild Child - perhaps better suited to older people tend to be tied to a person, excellent watchdog, very adept at learning and sheds very little hair. Toy Poodle third Chihuahuas, small fragile bones, therefore caution about Wild Child - perhaps more appropriate for adults, tend to be tied to a person, excellent watchdog, the average learning ability. You have to throw a bit. Chihuahua 4th Portuguese water dog, good with children, tend to join a person, the average monitoring, sheds little training capacity media. Portuguese Water Dog five years. Irish Terrier, excellent with children, the links for the whole family, excellent watchdog, excessive exercise, and shed little. Not taking care of other dogs of the same sex. Irish Terrier Bichon Frise 6, excellent with children, the links for the whole family, excellent watchdog, the average training capacity, and low yields. Bichon Frise do not care about other dogs of the same sex. Source (s): The owner of the dog and the owner of lifelong horse breeder and operator Yes, click on the link, is a complete list. http://www.puppy-basics.com/hypoallergenicdogs.html Most dogs that are not allergentic, do not try to play some small dogs such as Malta, who has not played Soft Coated Wheaton.doesn not play. my mom has bad allergies that is why we have a West Highland Terrier is not removed and is a very good dog pet Even the supposed "hypoallergenic" dogs can cause a reaction in some people. It depends on the individual dog - I have been cases of people who are allergic to the supposed "hypoallergenic" dogs and not for other races (as a German shepherd) heard, I heard from people who are allergic to one dog, another of the same race, if you considering getting a dog, so here are some tips: Get a clean - as much as I love dogs and shelter as much as I approval, when it comes to promoting allergies, you should 100% sure the dog's characteristics. You can not risk the dog can throw or have bad skin. For a non-shedding dog that is not known for skin problems. Shar Pei, for example, is not good for allergy sufferers because they tend to suffer from dry skin (which produce anger.) German Shepherd is not because they are either throwing buckets. Did he hang out with dogs (adult and puppy) from a reputable breeder. BYB (backyard breeder) has a dog that does not fit the standard, which means poor quality. That would mean more anger or poor health. It depends on the individual dog - I have been cases of people who are allergic to the supposed "hypoallergenic" dogs and not for other races (as a German shepherd) heard, I heard from people who are allergic to one dog, another of the same race, if you considering getting a dog, so here are some tips: Get a clean - as much as I love dogs and shelter as much as I approval, when it comes to promoting allergies, you should 100% sure the dog's characteristics. You can not risk the dog can throw or have bad skin. For a non-shedding dog that is not known for skin problems. Shar Pei, for example, is not good for allergy sufferers because they tend to suffer from dry skin (which produce anger.) German Shepherd is not because they are either throwing buckets. Did he hang out with dogs (adult and puppy) from a reputable breeder. BYB (backyard breeder) has a dog that does not fit the standard, which means poor quality. That would mean more anger or poor health.