If you’re an outdoorsy dog owner, you very likely enjoy taking your dog on adventures with you. Finding dog-friendly locales isn’t particularly difficult but having your heart set on a certain location can be frustrating, only to find out it doesn’t allow dogs. To help you plan your trip to Joshua Tree National Park, we’ve… Read More
Arches National Park is in Grand County, Utah, and has over 75,000 acres of hills, valleys, trails, and beautiful rock formations. This red-rocked wonderland brings in thousands of tourists each year and its eye-catching colors and long-running trails make it the perfect place for dogs. One of the biggest benefits of taking your dog to… Read More
The world has seen a drastic rise in dog ownership, with 90.5 million households owning a dog in the USA at the most recent count and over 70% of households owning a dog. With more prospective dog owners than ever, people are wondering what kind of dog would best suit their lifestyle. Dalmatians are a… Read More
Does it seem like your dog sleeps all day? Or they used to be active and energetic, but now they laze around taking naps? Dogs’ sleep needs change throughout their lives. They need plenty of sleep as puppies, less as mature adults, and more again as they age. Humans and dogs have one thing in… Read More
Dogs are low maintenance compared to children, but they still require plenty of love and care to lead happy and healthy lives. They need daily exercise, playtime with family members, regular outdoor adventures, and access to high-quality food. They also need clean water to survive, just like all other living organisms and creatures on the… Read More
We love to teach our dogs new skills. After all, they tend to respond well to our direction, and their response is often worth the effort of our teachings. We tend to use words when teaching our dogs things and communicating with them in general. But dogs can also perceive our body language, so can… Read More
Taking care of a dog is a big job. It requires plenty of time, dedication, and commitment to make sure your pet has a happy and healthy life. However, all the work is well worth it. Our dogs tend to repay us with love, affection, and companionship. Dogs don’t hold grudges and their loyalty never… Read More
Puppies are a joy to bring home. They are so playful, cute, cuddly, and affectionate that it’s hard to tear ourselves away from them so we can get to work, go to the store, and do chores. However, puppies are not all fun and games. They like to tear things up, get rowdy, and use… Read More
Kittens’ eyes change color after they’re born. Almost all kittens are born with blue eyes, and their eyes gradually change color to the color they will be during their adult life. However, so long as the kitten’s eyes are not red, pink, or contain discharge, their eyes are healthy and should develop normally. Here’s everything… Read More
Dogs are well-known for being fiercely protective and devoted life companions, while cats are generally stereotyped as aloof and underemotional by comparison, perhaps even a bit standoffish with strangers. However, some cats have been observed to be just as protective as dogs in some cases. Cats love their families as much as their families love… Read More
Many people believe Portuguese Water Dogs are hypoallergenic because of their fluffy coats and cute looks. However, this is not the case. Portuguese water dogs are not truly hypoallergenic, contrary to popular belief. Portuguese Water Dogs are actually considered to be moderately allergenic, which is why they should not ordinarily be housed with people who… Read More
Beagles are happy and entertaining dogs that are considered to be great family dogs. They are also known for their frequent vocalizations and high energy levels. They’re hound dogs; all it takes is one look at their droopy ears to give that away. But were Beagles bred to hunt, or was there a different purpose?… Read More
Dogs may be human’s best friend, but they are not always the best pet option for those who suffer from allergies. Some dogs are considered hypoallergenic because they don’t shed like other dogs and therefore, don’t leave as much dander behind everywhere they go. It’s important to note, though, that no dog is truly hypoallergenic…. Read More
If you or someone in your household have an allergy to dogs, it is typically caused by their fur, dander, and saliva proteins. This can make choosing a dog breed difficult because you want to look for a dog breed that does not shed often. Even hypoallergenic dog breeds can cause minor allergy symptoms in… Read More
The Brussels Griffon has one of the most adorable faces you’ll ever see on a dog. If you’re a Star Wars fan, you’ll be happy to know that these little dogs were the inspiration for Ewoks. These dogs are loyal, curious, and love to be by their humans’ sides. If you see a Brussels Griffon,… Read More
If you suffer from pet allergies and would like to get a dog, you may have heard that a hypoallergenic dog is an answer. Hypoallergenic means that something has a small or reduced risk of triggering allergic reactions in people. So, a hypoallergenic dog sounds like a perfect addition to an allergy sufferer’s home. A… Read More
With as many as three out of 10 Americans suffering from cat and dog allergies, it can be tricky to find the right dog breed. You need a hypoallergenic breed, which means a breed that sheds much less than other dogs. For example, American Eskimos are not hypoallergenic. In fact, their double coat and heavy… Read More
It’s the dream of any dog lover who also suffers from allergies to find a dog that not only steals their heart but doesn’t bring on the dreaded sneezing and itching of allergies. Is it possible? Yes. There are dog breeds out there that shed far less than others. These dogs are often called hypoallergenic… Read More
Sadly, Cane Corsos are not hypoallergenic. However, no dog out there is truly hypoallergenic—which is not good news for the 10 million pet allergy sufferers. Those with a true allergy often won’t get any respite from “hypoallergenic” breeds. Therefore, it doesn’t really matter that the Cane Corso doesn’t fall into this category. Those with true… Read More
There’s nothing quite as regal as the Giant Schnauzer. With their impressive size and stature, this breed is sure to capture anyone’s attention. Schnauzers are well known for being considered hypoallergenic dogs, which is an attractive characteristic for allergy sufferers that love large, loyal, devoted dogs. Are they really hypoallergenic, though? While no dog is… Read More
If you’ve been known to get itchy, sneeze, or have respiratory issues when you’re around dogs, you’re probably allergic to them. While such a condition might be relatively minor to some people, others may experience severe symptoms and complications when around dogs. Luckily, some dogs like the Maltese are touted as hypoallergenic—and by the technical… Read More
The sweet Border Collie is a popular family dog and for good reason—these gentle-natured dogs live to make their humans happy and, in general, get along beautifully with kids. If you’re wondering whether or not Border Collies are hypoallergenic, the short answer is no, they’re not hypoallergenic. There’s a lot more to the term “hypoallergenic”,… Read More
If you have allergies but want to adopt a dog, you’re stuck between a rock and a hard place. All dogs, regardless of if they’re hypoallergenic, produce dander, drool, and urine. So, it’s challenging to find a dog that suits your needs. But here’s the good news: many people can still own a dog even… Read More
The Japanese Chin is an elegant and playful dog breed that is beloved by many for its temperament, cute appearance, and manageable size. If you’re interested in the Japanese Chin breed, but you suffer from allergies to dogs, it can be discouraging. Many allergy sufferers don’t believe they can successfully own a dog without symptoms,… Read More
Rhodesian ridgebacks are esteemed for their protectiveness over their owners while being loyal guardians and a faithful part of the family. They are a sweet and loyal pet to own, but if you are an allergy sufferer, you may be wondering if they are hypoallergenic and a suitable companion for you? Despite the short coat… Read More
If you are an allergy sufferer, you know all too well the havoc that allergens can have on your body. Many allergy sufferers are hesitant to adopt a dog because of the potential for allergies. While there is no evidence that Chesapeake Bay Retrievers are any more likely to cause allergies than other breeds, no… Read More
If you are a dog lover who is allergic to dogs, you’re not alone. Fortunately, there are a few methods that you can use to help reduce the allergens around the house, and a few dog breeds are considered to be hypoallergenic. But can an allergy sufferer live with a Norwich Terrier? The good news is… Read More
Have you always wanted a dog but suffer from allergies? Have you heard that Biewer Terriers are hypoallergenic but aren’t sure whether they truly are? Here, we guide you through everything that you need to know about the hypoallergenic properties of the Biewer Terrier and how to know if a hypoallergenic dog is for you!… Read More
Smart and adoring, Corgis are loyal family pets that love to play and watch over their people. However, despite their friendliness, they’re not the best suited for allergy sufferers, whether you’re the one with an allergy to dogs or someone else in your family is. Corgis are not considered hypoallergenic. While their thick fur makes… Read More
Having allergies to dogs doesn’t mean you stop loving them any less, and it doesn’t necessarily mean you don’t want one of your own, despite the sneezing and itchy eyes. The trick is to figure out what precisely about dogs triggers your allergies and then to find a dog that has a lower risk of… Read More
When looking to add a new four-legged family member to a household with an allergy sufferer, it’s much easier to search for breeds deemed hypoallergenic. While no dog can be considered 100% hypoallergenic, some breeds produce much fewer allergens than others and these breeds are typically touted as being hypoallergenic. Unfortunately for allergy sufferers, the… Read More
Sadly, Siberian Huskies are not hypoallergenic. That said, no dog is truly hypoallergenic. When people experience dog allergies, their immune system is responding to the proteins that dogs create. All dogs create these proteins, as they are found in a dog’s skin, saliva, and urine. Because there are currently no skinless, saliva-less, and urine-less dogs… Read More
As a tiny yet mighty combination of a Yorkshire terrier and toy poodle, the Yorkipoo is one of the cutest and most common designer dogs. If you’ve fallen madly in love with these adorable dogs but are also stricken with allergies, are you doomed to forever pine over Yorkipoo photos on your Instagram feed only?… Read More
If you’re one of the many people who suffer from allergies but still want to enjoy the companionship of a loyal furry friend, a Tibetan Terrier may be the perfect breed for you. Tibetan Terriers are small to medium-sized dogs that are incredibly smart, affectionate, and absolute lovebugs. Best of all, they don’t shed much… Read More
If you are in the habit of watching cute dog videos through social media, you’ve probably seen dogs wolfing down Puppuccinos at a Starbucks drive-thru. It’s adorable! But do you know what a Puppuccino is? Should you give one to your dog? As a very occasional treat, a Puppuccino is okay for your dog. But… Read More
If you’re a dog lover and you or one of your family members is allergic to dogs, knowing what dog breeds are hypoallergenic is quite important. If you have your heart set on a Pug or already have one, you might be wondering: Are Pugs hypoallergenic? Unfortunately, Pugs are definitely not hypoallergenic! Here, we go over how… Read More
The gorgeous morning glory gets its name from the fact that it unfurls its beautiful petals in the morning. These flowers are a delight to grow and appreciate overall, and they are popular among gardeners. However, there is a problem with morning glories: They are quite toxic to dogs. Here, we look at what makes… Read More
Dog lovers with allergies have it rough. Depending on the severity of their reaction, even being in the same room with a dog can have them sneezing, sniffling, or breaking out in hives. This is one of the reasons that hypoallergenic dogs are in such high demand. But many breeds labeled hypoallergenic can still trigger… Read More
As members of the Bichon dog family, Havanese dogs have naturally thick double coats that don’t shed much. This minimal shedding helps reduce the amount of saliva-covered fur that ends up all over your house. The loose fur gets caught in their outer coat, and since it’s a dog’s saliva that most people are allergic… Read More
When it comes to finding the perfect dog, there are a lot of factors to consider. But one of the most important is whether the breed is hypoallergenic. If you’re an allergy sufferer, this is a critical question. Luckily for all allergy sufferers out there, Cavapoos are one of the several hypoallergenic breeds of dogs…. Read More
Beagles are a popular breed of dog, and for a good reason—they’re friendly, outgoing, and make great pets. But are they hypoallergenic? Nope! Most people who are allergic to dogs are actually allergic to the proteins in their saliva and fur. Beagles are moderate shedders who produce both dander and saliva. However, Beagles tend to… Read More
The friendly and athletic greyhound is a wonderful, short-haired choice for any active family, but are they compatible with people who suffer from allergies? Sadly, greyhounds are not considered to be hypoallergenic. While they have short hair compared to other dog breeds, that alone is not enough to classify them as hypoallergenic. However, many people… Read More
The Maltipoo is a cross between the Maltese and the Poodle, and they are affectionate, sweet, loving, and downright adorable. These designer dogs have gained popularity lately, even with being a fairly new breed. They are small in size, and they don’t shed much. If you’re an allergy sufferer, picking a dog that doesn’t aggravate… Read More
Finding the right hypoallergenic dog breed is kind of like online dating. You have to scroll through all the doggie profiles before finding the right breed for you. It takes time and patience, and you find yourself more frustrated the longer it takes. The hard part is finding the right hypoallergenic breed. Dogs come in different… Read More
So, you have allergies, and you want a dog. You could cry a river knowing that you can’t have a dog all because of a little dog dander. However, you’re in luck because Cockapoos are hypoallergenic! You can’t go wrong with Cockapoos. These adorable dogs are sweet, loving, and tolerate being around kids and other… Read More
Pet allergy sufferers get the short end of the stick in a lot of ways. Not only do they have to deal with the symptoms of their allergies like sneezing, runny nose, nasal congestion, and coughing, but they have to be selective with which animals they welcome into their homes. If you’re searching for a… Read More
Did you know that 15% to 30% of Americans have pet allergies? It’s true, and while cat allergies are roughly twice as common as dog allergies, those who are allergic to dogs often have more severe reactions. You don’t need to resign yourself to a dog-free life if you have pet allergies, however. The key… Read More
The 69 million American households with dogs get it—we love our canine companions. After all, it’s a relationship that’s been in the making for up to 19,000 years. Up to 20% of the global population is allergic to dogs and cats, with the latter causing twice as many reactions. That makes the idea of a… Read More
Are you a dog lover who suffers from an allergy to dogs? It can be frustrating and disheartening to be allergic to an animal you love so much. It’s difficult to manage allergies to dogs if you live with a dog in your home, which may have led you to begin looking for a hypoallergenic… Read More
The Pekingese breed is a cute and fluffy small-sized dog that is characterized by its long fur and adorable, little faces. But if you are someone who has an allergy to dogs, is it recommended to get a Pekingese? Unfortunately, due to their abundance of fluffy, floor-length fur, they are not hypoallergenic. They shed a… Read More
