For those owners looking for dogs that don't shed or which are less predisposed to shedding their coat, one of the breeds listed below may be a suitable choice.
A list of hypoallergenic dogs that people suffering from allergies or asthma can have.
( Image by Kjunstorm under a CC attribution license) Many people who love to own a dog are hypersensitive to allergens that can easily trigger allergy reactions. Common allergens that trigger flare-ups include a dog's saliva, urine, and pet dander. Luckily, there are dog breeds which are non-shedders and are less likely to trigger an allergic reaction.
If you have allergies and are considering adopting a hypoallergenic breed, why not foster one to see how well your family reacts to the dog? You can also purchase air purifiers. If allergies persist and you want to keep the dog in your family, make sure the dog is kept out of the bedroom.
By Stacey Brecher Over the past few years there has been a lot of talk about specific dog breeds that are "hypoallergenic" and perfect for families with members who have pet allergies. Most of the time these dogs tend to be hairless, or they have hair instead of fur, which leads many people to believe that the dogs do not spread allergens into the home.
