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Dogs and AllergiesDog Breeds that generally do well with people with Allergies Are you tired of sneezing and coughing every time you go near your beloved family pooch? Well, you're not alone. Studies show that nearly 15% of the population have an allergic reaction to dogs or cats. Being allergic however, doesn't necessarily mean you have to give up a pet that has shown you years of devotion, affection, and companionship. It might just take a little extra work. The American Kennel Club (AKC), the nation's leading authority on purebred dogs, would like to offer some tips that will help you and your pet remain best friends: First, go see an allergist Consult an allergist specializing in animals. All allergic reactions are not pet-related, so make sure you get a thorough examination to identify your specific allergy problem. Take care of your pet
Desensitize your home
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