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Yes, very much, regular bathing and brushing the animal helps to get rid of the skin fragments and the loose hairs which will gather this dander, so brushing gets rid of a lot of it, and bathing removes loose hair, dead skin flakes, and also excess grease on the hair, all of which contribute to the problem.
