Hypoallergenic dogs

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        Time for you to learn about HYPOALLERGENIC DOGS


This dog is hypoallergenic, which means it doesn't shed. So people who are allergic to dogs can have them. This is a story of how the first hypoallergenic cross-mix dog breed was created,
a woman
This is my dog, Oliver. He's a shichon. A hypoallergenic crossbreed
needed a guide dog, but her husband is allergic to dogs, so she decided to mix a poodle with a lab since a poodle doesn't shed and a lab is a good guide dog. This dog is now called a Labradoodle It's very important to know the talents and benefits of the dogs you are going to cross and how they will mix or else it might turn out to be a complete disaster. The woman was smart, she knew the pros and cons of each dog so she knew it would turn out to be a hypoallergenic dog. So that is the story of the first crossbreed, hypoallergenic dog breed. Pretty interesting, right?


Here's a website that can help you find the perfect dog if you're allergic to them: https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/lifestyle/hypoallergenic-dog-breeds/
FUN FACT: President Obama had Portuguese Water dog and they're hypoallergenic.











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