All about Hypoallergenic – Check All Our Articles Here. We dive deep into relationship with different breeds, common issues and what to do about it…
If you’re looking to get a dog (and worry about housekeeping), then a non-shedding dog breed might be a dream come true. Just think about the sheer amount of work that is cleaning after your shedding dog. Fur everywhere! I am allergic to fur, it makes me sneeze like crazy, so let me tell you, … Read post
We’ve been getting so many messages about what are the best hypoallergenic dog breeds that we’ve decide to put out this article. This is a popular topic because it matters, a lot, when considering to get a furry friend. We know that no dog breed is totally hypoallergenic, but some are much more than others. … Read post
When choosing a dog like Brittany, it is essential to consider whether their shedding is compatible with your lifestyle. No one wants to live in a tumbleweed of shed dog fur, but some people are more sensitive to shed dog fur than others. Brittanys are moderate year-round shedders who show minor seasonal fluctuations. Brittany’s … Read post
The Bichon Frise is NOT a hypoallergenic dog, but it is one of the more allergy-friendly dog breeds due to its minimal shedding. Many people mistake the Bichon as a no-shedding breed; however, as this pup still sheds, it can cause problems for those with severe allergies. So just how hypoallergenic is the Bichon Frise? … Read post
Often confused with the Labrador Retriever, the Chesapeake Bay Retrievers might not require much grooming but are still NOT hypoallergenic dogs. This intelligent and affectionate breed is known for being an above-average shedder! Although known as a moderate shedder, the Chesapeake Bay Retrievers do not have to be off-limits to allergy sufferers. Fortunately, you can … Read post
It is a widespread belief that the Yorkies are hypoallergenic (or Yorkshire Terrier). This is because its coat resembles human hair more than fur. However, this small pup is NOT hypoallergenic, and that is because when it comes to allergies, there is more than dog hair to blame! The culprit behind human allergies to dogs … Read post
