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Can Dogs Really Be Hypoallergenic?

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Can Dogs Really Be Hypoallergenic?

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Some people who are allergic to pets say they want to buy a “hypoallergenic pets”. While some breeds may cause little or no allergic reaction, no animal is completely hypoallergenic. Even if a breed of dog is considered to be hypoallergenic, the title is relative. All animals will shed fur, lick themselves (which deposits saliva), and produce dander. People who are highly sensitive to a particular animalspecies will have reactions to exposure to any allergens of that species. Certain species of animals and breeds of dogs are referred to as ehypoallergenice because they produce less allergens and less sensitive people may be able to tolerate the allergen exposure. Non-shedding dogs such as Shih Tzus, Bichon Frises, Poodles and Soft-Coated Wheaten Terriers are examples of dog breeds considered to be hypoallergenic. These breeds must be groomed on a regular basis. This will also reduce the amount of allergens produced in the environment. Cats produce a lot of allergens and more people are

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