Sentences with phrase «of hypoallergenic breeds»

According to some who perpetuate the idea of hypoallergenic breeds, the less a dog sheds, the less likely it'll tickle receptors in your nostrils.

One of the hypoallergenic breeds, many that suffer from dog allergies may find that they do not trigger major allergic reactions.

The dogs of hypoallergenic breeds shed less dander and hair.

Considered one of the hypoallergenic breeds Schnauzers are virtually odour free.

Take a look at the sampling of hypoallergenic breeds described below; talk to your doctor about the severity of your allergies; and then consider adding one of these adorable breeds to your home.

While there is no official list of hypoallergenic breeds, those commonly recommended for people with allergies include Poodles and Portuguese water dogs.

But before you buy such a puppy, you should know the basics about pet allergies and why you may still experience allergic reactions even in the presence of a hypoallergenic breed such as the Maltese.

Not exact matches

(Indeed, a study in the American Journal of Rhinology & Allergy found essentially the same amount of dander in homes with «hypoallergenic» dogs as in homes with other breeds.)

Although the term «hypoallergenic dogs» is commonly used, there are really no breeds of dogs that are non-allergenic.

Each home had only one dog; 60 breeds were involved in the study, 11 of which were hypoallergenic.

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.

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Poodles are hypoallergenic and have hair that grows for longer than other breeds of dogs.

That is a poodle mixed with... Poodles are one of the handful of breeds that are naturally hypoallergenic.

The Maltipoo breed is evidence of the incredible art of dog breeding for traits - such as hypoallergenic traits.

Cornish Rex / Devon Rex: With their super short, curly coats, the Cornish Rex and Devon Rex enjoy reputations as being two of the more hypoallergenic breeds in the cat world.

Too many dogs end up in rescue shelters on the back of misguided purchases from those who have bought in to the myth that low shedding or so - called hypoallergenic dog breeds are zero maintenance.

dog, either because they are a hypoallergenic dog breed, because of their intelligence or because of their affectionate and noble character.

Actually there are no truly «hypoallergenic breeds» of dogs or cats which are totally allergen - free.

Hypoallergenic dog breeds are cross breeds that are safer for those with severe allergic reactions to animals than other types of dogs.

Some of the dog breeds that are well - known as being hypoallergenic due to the lack of shedding are also notorious for barking.

One of the breeds commonly listed as hypoallergenic is the Samoyed, a medium - sized dog with a dense white coat.

The first step is to research some of the most common breeds that are considered hypoallergenic, and find a reputable breeder or a private owner that will allow you to either borrow or spend time in a house with the type of cat that you think might work.

There's a myth out there about hypoallergenic dogs that do not shed, therefore, some future pet owners looking to adopt a dog seek out non shedding breeds to avoid the hassle of deshedding a dog and possibly any allergies that come with dog's hair and dander.

Siberian Cats are a medium - coated breed of hypoallergenic cats that has a thick, tight undercoat and an oily outer coat.

Although they have more hair than the previous two breeds of cats, they don't secrete the Fel D1 protein in as many quantities as other breeds, qualifying them as hypoallergenic.

Although there is no scientific evidence that the Bengal breed produces small quantities of the Fel D1 protein, many owners claim that this breed is hypoallergenic.

About the assumption that some breeds are hypoallergenic, acccording to Bruce Bochner, MD, Director of the Johns Hopkins Allergy and Asthma Center, «No dog is hypo - allergenic.»

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«Designer» dogs were created in the latter part of the last century in an attempt to breed out undesirable hereditary traits and to create hypoallergenic dogs.

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Another benefit of the Yorkshire Terrier is the fact that it is a «hypoallergenic» breed which simply means that it is better for allergy sufferers than many other breeds.

While no dog is 100 % hypoallergenic, there are a variety of breeds that do well with allergy sufferers.

Apartment dwellers with allergies seek out dogs who do not shed, and while no dogs have proven to be 100 percent non-shedding or hypoallergenic, numerous breeds shed only minimally, release small amounts of saliva and spread very little dander, the primary causes of dog allergies.

If you (or a member of your family) suffer from an allergy to dogs, and you're on the lookout for your first pet, this list may help you to make sure that your chosen breed has a suitable temperament and energy level as well as be hypoallergenic.

While no dogs are truly hypoallergenic, there are some breeds that are less likely to cause allergic reactions in family members — the golden retriever is not this type of dog.

If you need a low - shedding, «hypoallergenic» large breed, the Standard Poodle is your best choice of the hunting breeds.

There aren't many hypoallergenic dog breeds, and surely not all of them are as good looking as the Maltese.

One of the breeds listed as hypoallergenic the largest of the 3 Schnauzers with males standing up to 71 cm.

However, not all Goldendoodles exhibit the «hypoallergenic» coat style of the poodle; as a mixed breed dog, the traits of puppies can not be accurately predicted.

After doing a lot of research on different breeds of dogs (I am allergic and needed a hypoallergenic dog) I decided that a havenese would be perfect for me.

So we did lots of research on which breeds we were interested in — small, hypoallergenic, good with kids and dogs — then headed out to see Mike.

The cat breeds that are considered to be hypoallergenic are those that produce less of this protein than others.

Maltese dogs are included on the list of hypoallergenic dog breeds, as they don't shed.

There is a list of hypoallergenic dog breeds that are supposed to cause fewer allergic reactions in susceptible people.

Although this cat breed has long hair and doesn't look like it would be hypoallergenic, it produces less of the Fel D1 protein than other cats and therefore will aggravate allergy sufferers less.

No breed of dog is truly hypoallergenic.

The Maltese, like the Poodle, also does not shed much and is frequently listed as one of the more hypoallergenic dog breeds.

One of the biggest reasons why this breed is so popular is because they are hypoallergenic.

Certainly, if you were to fashion a Venn diagram of dogs who don't shed and so - called hypoallergenic dogs, there are a number of breeds that would overlap.