Hypoallergenic dogs cause fewer allergy symptoms in people allergic to dogs than other breeds or individual dogs do. Keep in mind that “hypo” in “hypoallergenic” indicates “low” rather ...

Having dog allergies doesn't mean you have to miss out on a life with man's best friend. A vet nurse has broken down the best ones to take home ...

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A vet nurse has shared her insights into some hypoallergenic dog breeds she would recommend for people with allergies - including one adorable pooch that's popular in the UK ...

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If you're an allergy sufferer who wants a dog, then you might want to consider a hypoallergenic breed - and one vet nurse has shared her recommendations.

Are you allergic to dogs? Or think you might be? Check out this vet's guide on symptoms, ways to manage allergies, and which dog breeds to stay away from ...

Why are poodles so often bred with other dog breeds? Poodles rarely shed, so people mate them with other breeds to create a hypoallergenic pet. But scientific studies haven’t found evidence that ...

Hypoallergenic dog breeds may produce less dander, but can still cause allergic reactions. Obesity is a growing problem in pets and can lead to health problems. If you are looking for a healthy ...