Please create a free account, or login by clicking here.
Petland Lake St. Louis
Petland Fenton Crossing
Home / Blog / Tips & Tricks / Want a Dog but Have an Allergy?
April 23, 2019
This allergy is common among a lot of people around the world. This does not mean however that you are out of luck to buy a dog. There are dogs out there that are hypoallergenic and do not tend to irritate any allergy symptoms among people that are allergic to them. In fact, lots of short hair dog breeds are excellent hypoallergenic dogs for any loving owner. Do not worry, you do not have to research on your own about which dogs are hypoallergenic and which are not. We have a list of dogs for you right here that are hypoallergenic.
Did you know that Poodles are considered a hypoallergenic dog? Well, they are, and they are one of the most intelligent and well-mannered dogs known to exist. These guys are excellent pets for people that want to train their dog to practice proper etiquette. They are several sizes of this breed, too.
These are super playful and fun dogs. They are short hair dogs that you will not have to worry about cleaning up after. Because their hair does not shed a ridiculous amount which makes them even better hypoallergenic dogs. These dogs are small but super loving and kind dogs.
These dogs are super compatible with owners that love playtime but also enjoy their independence. Once these dogs are adults they do not require a lot of close attention because they are pretty independent. These dogs are super cute and another short-haired dog breed that is hypoallergenic.
If you thought that your dog allergy was going to prevent you from ever being able to get a dog, my friend, you have thought wrong. There are many options for owning a hypoallergenic dog. We hope this was helpful!
✓ This article has been reviewed by Petland Lake St. Louis & Fenton’s expert team to ensure accuracy and reliable pet care guidance.
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
Image Not Found
GOOD Based on 1275 reviews Posted on Pam OTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. The store was clean. The bettas were not kept in small bowls. They were kept in small aquariums with filtration which is a big improvement over most large pet stores. They had a decent amount of varieties of fish and a really good variety of freshwater plants.Posted on Dale NTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. My dog loves it therePosted on Liana QTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. They have the cutest cats ever and it’s good behaviorPosted on Ken kTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. James was absolutely awesome to deal with the process went pretty easy and they were very thorough about their process and we could not be happier with our little babyPosted on Amy MTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. We LOVE this pet store! They have dogs and sometimes cats too. They also have bunnies, hamsters, ferrets, guinea pigs, mice, birds and a nice selection of fish. Adults and teens are able to get hamsters, mice and rabbits and guinea pigs out and hold them while children pet them as long as you are very careful and use sanitizer before and after handling g them. You can also get a puppy out and they have little designated areas you can spend some time playing with the puppy! We enjoy this as its fairly close and easy to pop in while getting our dog supplies. The only downfall is that it is a pet store and I would recommend rescuing a dog or cat instead of supporting the breeders as thease are full bred dogs from breeders. There are just so many dogs that are already here that need rescued rather then breeding more. But come check it out even just to get your puppy fix or something to do that costs nothing!