It's important to remember that all allergies are different. So if you see a pup from the list below that interests you, it's a good idea to visit a breeder to see how you allergies are when surrounded by that specific breed.

The following is the top dog list for allergy sufferers.

The American Kennel Club recommends the following dog breeds:

Bedlington Terrier. This dog resembles a lamb with a curly, wooly coat. The breed is gentle, loving and moderately active. The Bedlington Terrier is happy with daily playtime and walks.

Bichon Frise. Although small, the Bichon Frise thrives on activity. This naturally happy, gentle and playful dog does require regular grooming as its fur continually grows and doesn't shed.

Chinese Crested. The Chinese Crested is a playful, alert dog that loves human companionship. They are small dogs with delicate bones that do best in families with gentle children. Since this breed has little fur, it sheds little to none.

Maltese. Don't let this little white furball fool you — the Maltese is brave and fearless despite “too cute” looks. A wonderful companion dog, the Maltese travels well, is social and very playful.

Poodle. This breed is well-known and popular for being hypoallergenic, but also for being high maintenance since their trademark coat requires monthly professional grooming. The breed is exceptionally intelligent, active and haughty. The Poodle requires daily exercise. The Poodle comes in three size varieties: Toy, Miniature and Standard.

Portuguese Water Dog. This breed is fiercely intelligent, loyal and determined to please. Their coat is waterproof and requires regular maintenance.

Schnauzer. The Schnauzer has a natural protective instinct that makes this breed a great watchdog, especially for families with children. This dog adapts well to different living conditions and travel. Smart, cheerful and good-natured, this breed is athletic and needs daily exercise. Their double coat requires clipping. The Schnauzer comes in three sizes: Miniature, Standard or Giant.

If you have a dog, but are suffering from allergies, there are still options for you! Keeping a clean and tidy home will work wonders for your sinuses. Dog fur can get on everything! Regularly vacuuming and mopping your floors will help out a lot. But also use the vacuum attachments to collect fur from your furniture, too. And lastly, you should talk to your vet about which pet shampoo is best for you and your dog. Also ask them how often you can wash them. Unlike humans who can easily shower every day, your dog needs their natural oils to protect their skin and nourish their coat. Washing them too frequently can post another series of problems you should avoid altogether.s)

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