I have a pekingese and my boyfriend is allergic to dogs but he is not allergic to my dog. The are very clean dogs and the shedding is very minimal. If you need to reduce shedding even further you should get it groomed at least once a month. Also, if your dog happens to shed irregularly then you can use vitiman supplements and mix them in with their food. I've heard it works wonders with other dogs that shed a lot, and I'm sure the Pekingese is no different.
Dogs transmit allergens through their own dander and by tracking external allergens into your house. Humans are allergic to dander, not fur. Dander can be found in dog saliva, fur, hair, etc. Dogs that shed fur less, have hair or are hairless may be less likely to cause allergies because they leave less material with dander in your home. Chihuahua's do have fur and they do shed, so they are not the most hypoallergenic dog. However, smaller dogs are better for allergy sufferers in general because they produce a smaller amount of dander and material that carries dander. Washing a dog twice per week can help a great deal.
No, but the Border Terrier sheds less than other dogs.
It depends on how severe is the asthma condition. However, the Pekingese is not recommended as a pet for people with asthma as this breed sheds heavily.
No dog is truly hypoallergenic, and setters are definitely not a breed that some people consider 'hypoallergenic' or low allergy.
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Yes, cockapoos are hypoallergenic.
The term "Pekingese" comes from "Peking," which is the name of a place in China. Just as with "Chinese," "Vietnamese," or "Japanese," the suffix "ese" was added to the end to describe someone or something from that region. As "Pekingese" dogs and people became more common in the English-speaking world, it earned its place in the dictionary.
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No, they shed alot and that means that they are bad for people that have Allergies
There are great organic bedding out there. They are ideal for people with allergies because they are hypoallergenic.
No, they shed alot and that means that they are bad for people that have allergies
Some people are allergic to having certain metal compounds coming into contact with their skin. In order to avoid this hypoallergenic earrings are plated with a different metal to avoid a reaction.