Indirectly. The allergy-producing proteins from the dander, urine and saliva that trigger the allergic reactions are the same from dog to dog, the difference is in the amount produced or present. Small dogs are sometimes better just because they spread around less dander and dander-holding hair, and leave around smaller quantities of urine and saliva.
A Saluki Dog is a good choice for people with allergies. This breed of dog does suffer from allergies themselves.
I don't think springer spaniels are a good choice for allergy sufferers. They are large dogs that have a lot of hair and they also shed quite a bit of dander. My parents have an English springer spaniel and I get skin allergies sometimes when I pet the dog and she makes my eyes itchy ever once in a while. I own a small rat terrier and have slight allergies to this dog but not to the extent as the springer because she's about 1/5th the size. I think the main concern is if you know you have allergies to dogs it might not be worth the risk to purchase one, especially not a large dog that will give you more dander than a smaller dog. At first I was really sad that I couldn't buy a springer (due to allergies) but the smaller dog has been just as fun, energetic and loving as the springer is.
No breed of dog is good for people who are allergic to dog dander.
No its still a dog. have
Dog fur can be somewhat dangerous to some people because of allergies. These allergies can differ and severity. They can be treated with a number of medications such as Claritan however.
You will need to choose from hypoallergenic dogbreeds, which are better suited for people with dog allergies. For example, if you are allergic to dog hair, you may be interested in breeds that are either hairless or don't shed.
"Hypo-allergenic," although no dog or breed really is, but some are less troubling for some people with allergies. The Portuguese Water Dog breed that the First Family chose is known to cause less problems for most people with dog allergies.
They are only good if they have human hair like a yorkie or some type of dog like that. If they have dog hair then no they are not good for people with allergies
No, Huskies shed heavily and are not recommended for those allergic to dogs. It is better to acquire a low-shedding dog, such as a Poodle or a Bichon Frise.
The Obama family needed a dog that was hypo-allergenic, because Malia has allergies. It was recommended that the Portuguese Water Dog is generally a breed that doesn't cause problems for people with allergies, and then-Senator Ted Kennedy of Massachusetts bought one for the family. They named the dog Bo, and by all reports, he has not aggravated Malia's allergies at all.
Yes, the American Eskimo Dog is prone to skin allergies
ace for a bigger dog mojo for a smaller i like ace better though lol :)