Hypoallergenic dogs can become the best solutions for those dog lovers who suffer from various allergies. There are no 100% hypoallergenic dogs, but there are some breeds with so-called "low-allergy level". Hypoallergenic dog breeds do not have fur at all or almost don't, or their hair is constantly growing. So, the less hair has a certain dog, the less "allergic" it is. However, some hypoallergenic dog breeds will require a very special care from you.
You should also pay attention to the fact that some people are actually not allergic to an animal's hair, but its saliva. Unfortunately, there are no dogs with "hypoallergenic saliva".
People with the hardest forms of allergy will probably not be able to own even the most hypoallergenic dog. If you don't have a hard form of allergy, you may be interested in looking at this list of hypoallergenic dogs:
Potentially hypoallergenic dogs:
Basenji Bedlington Terrier Bichon Frise Border Terrier Chinese Crested Dog Coton de Tulear Havana dog or Havanese Irish Water Spaniel Kerry Blue Terrier Maltese Bichon Poodle Portuguese Water Dog Puli Schnauzers Shih Tzu Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier Xolo (Mexican Hairless Dog) Yorkshire terrier
Depending on the form of your allergy, you can still live together with your loved dog. Here is the way to minimize a number of allergens in your house: regularly clean your carpets (or remove them completely), curtains and drapes. You can also think about using a certain type of air purifier.
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