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Are there any dogs that will not affect allergy sufferers?
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In general no: There is a myth that says there are hypoallergenic dogs. This has never been proven. All dogs produce allergens, some produce more than others. In general males will produce more than females and neutered animals will produce less allergen. These are all generalities though.
Answered 10/27/2012
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