| 21st of november 2019 |
Allergies to animals often prevent people from having their own pet. Fortunately, several dog breeds do not cause any side effects for people with allergic reactions. Which races are recommended for allergy sufferers? We are already responding.
In many cases, the trigger for allergic reactions in humans is not the dog's coat, but the exfoliated epidermis or the substance called lipocalin in their saliva. Fortunately, there are breeds of dogs that have a small amount of allergens. Therefore, even people who are struggling with allergies can have a four-legged friend.
According to the American Kennel Society, the so-called hypoallergenic breeds i.e. breeds with less allergenic potential for humans, include:
and scantily hairy dogs:
Remember that choosing a puppy is a decision for many years. Even if you select a dog from one of the breeds listed above, remember that it is essential to limit the expansion of allergens at home. You'll need to clean your home regularly and keep your dog clean. Depending on the type of hair your puppy has, trim, brush, cut and bathe him or her daily. If you do not do this, even the breed that is considered to be the safest will be able to cause allergic reactions.