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Top Ten Hypoallergenic Dogs

Bichon Frise
Bichon Frise

If you're allergic to dogs, the hypoallergenic Bichon Frise is perfect for anyone who has pet allergies but is still an avid animal lover. Learn more about this breed here.

Cairn Terrier
Cairn Terrier

The Cairn Terrier is considered to be one of the oldest terrier breeds. They originated in the Scottish Highlands and the Isle of Skye. Cairn Terriers were originally lumped in with the Scottish Terrier and the West Highland White Terrier as one breed.

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#6 – Chinese Crested Dog
#6 – Chinese Crested Dog

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Coton de Tulear
Coton de Tulear

While there's a lot of debate on the subject, technically truly hypoallergenic dogs don't exist. BUT there are certain breeds like the Coton de Tulear (and others listed below) that are considered to be a good choice for allergy sufferers because they shed very little and produce less of the offending dander.

Fox Terrier
Fox Terrier

Early fox terriers were primarily smooth-coated, but the wire coat persisted. By the end of the 19th century, smooth and wire-coated Fox Terriers were in great demand, both as companions and show dogs. Although considered one breed for many years, interbreeding of Smooth Fox Terriers and Wire Fox Terriers ceased in the early 1900s.

Havanese
Havanese

Havanese organizations, such as the Havanese Club of America, monitor genetic issues to prevent propagation within the breed. Hypoallergenic: Yes: Intelligence: 2 stars Ranking: (#). (See All Rankings) Playfulness: 4 stars: Shedding Level: 1 stars Minimal Shedding: The Havanese is referred to as a non-shedder, but all dogs shed at least a little bit.

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Maltese
Maltese

Maltese Dogs Maltese dogs are included on the list of hypoallergenic dog breeds, as they don’t shed. They are supposed to cause fewer allergic reactions, as they secrete fewer amounts of the glycoprotein, which is known as the main irritant.

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Poodle (toy and Miniature)
Poodle (toy and Miniature)

Whether Standard, Miniature, or Toy, and either black, white, or apricot, the Poodle stands proudly among dogdom’s true aristocrats. Beneath the curly, hypoallergenic coat is an elegant athlete and companion for all reasons and seasons.

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#1 – Italian Greyhound
#1 – Italian Greyhound

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#2 – Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier
#2 – Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier

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#3 – Havanese
#3 – Havanese

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#4 – Portuguese Water Dog
#4 – Portuguese Water Dog

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#5 – Bedlington Terrier
#5 – Bedlington Terrier

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#7 – Schnauzer
#7 – Schnauzer

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#8 – Bichon Frise
#8 – Bichon Frise

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Balinese
Balinese

Like the Balinese, the Siberian sports a moderately long coat, but still is hypoallergenic due to the lower-than-average enzyme levels in their saliva. Some claim that 75 percent of cat allergy sufferers have no reaction to the Siberian.

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Russian Blue
Russian Blue

Technically, there are no 100 percent hypoallergenic domestic cats or cats that are completely non-allergenic. All cats produce some amount of dander, so you won't find a dander or allergy-free cat. However, there are breeds that produce less of it and therefore make good cats for people with allergies.

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Bengal
Bengal

Bengal Cats–Are They Hypoallergenic? Hypo is the Latin word for low, deficient or insufficient. When hypo is combined with allergenic it forms an adjective, which is defined as having a decreased tendency to provoke an allergic reaction.

Devon Rex
Devon Rex

The Devon rex, first spotted in 1960 living in Devon, England, has a short, rippling coat made of down fur. As some experts point out, “the Devon rex is also a good potential choice for people who are allergic to cats.

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Oriental Shorthair
Oriental Shorthair

The Oriental Shorthair cat is known as the rainbow cat. The really distinctive trait is their coat. Another unique feature is their hypoallergenic ability.

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Cornish Rex
Cornish Rex

This is a question often associated with Cornish Rex,Devon Rex,Sphnyx and some other short haired cat breeds.The answer to all of then is "NO" these cats are not hypoallergenic.

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Siberian
Siberian

Hypoallergenic dogs are considered less likely to trigger an allergic reaction. Learn what makes this list of breeds better suited for people who suffer from allergies.

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LaPerm
LaPerm

LaPerm Hypoallergenic Cat Brief Introduction The LaPerm cat can be thought of as an accidental cat, genetic mutation of the domestic shorthair breed. LaPerms are different because of their soft curly coat.