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What are all the hypoallergenic dog breeds?
Jun
26
2012
I know that all dogs shed, but which dogs are considered the least? Also, I know that this is a major controversy, but could you also included mixed breeds? Thank you!
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Answer by bluebonnetgranny
“hypoallergenic dog breeds” google it, yahoo search it, ask it, chrome it, bing it
Answer by CeCe
http://www.pups4kids.com/
It has a lot of breeds that are considered hypoallergenic, it’s actually their specialty.
Hope this helps.
Good Luck!
Answer by cls
shih tzu’s may look like they shed hair but not really, only when being groomed
What do you think? Answer below!
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Answer #2
I’m pretty sure Cavalier King Charles Spaniels is a hypoallergentic dog breed.
Answer #3
bluebonnetgranny, it’s called Yahoo Answers for a reason. yes, the Asker could have googled it but maybe they rather pick the brains of the ones here. I’m sure you’ve asked questions, have you not? Google get over yourself. UPDATE! bluebonnetgranny, I Googled you and you’ve been on several sites asking questions. Why didn’t you Googled it? Yes, it’s you, how do I know? Every question is about dogs.
Also you have been a member since 2008 and answered 17066 questions and your Best Answers is 7%
Answer #4
There is a lot breeds are hypoallergenic dog breeds, which are very suitable for the allergy people.
some breeds suitable are shih tzu, maltese, bichon frise, silky terrier and so on…
You can find more hypoallergenic breeds at http://www.dogbreeds-and-doggie.com/hypoallergenic-dog-breed.html
Hope this can help! 
Answer #5
I think it was the December 2011 issue of DOG WORLD magazine that totally debunked the myth of “hypoallergenic” dogs. There is no controversy because there are no hypoallergenic dogs. All dogs have allergens, in their dander, their saliva and, it is believed, in their urine.
You might see how you or the allergic members of your family feel after spending time with any of the so-called hairless breeds (which do have some hair), Poodles, Poodle mixes and other dogs that don’t shed seasonally but *do* shed some hair *every* day, as people do.
If anyone in your family has asthma which might be made worse by being around dogs, then maybe you should reconsider. Asthma can be deadly. You wouldn’t want to ask someone to die just so you could have a pet.
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Answer #1
A poodle and anything mixed with a poodle, unless, of course, the dog you get takes after the other breed in the dog.