Dogs are one of man's most loyal friends, and their company can bring us endless joy and warmth. However, some people can't keep a dog because they are allergic to dogs. So, what if you are allergic to dogs and want to get a dog?

First of all, it is very important to understand the allergen. People who are hypersensitive to dogs are actually hypersensitive to their fur, saliva, or urine. These can trigger anaphylactic reactions. Therefore, if you are hypersusceptible to dogs, it is best to avoid contact with dogs, especially avoid close contact with dogs.

However, if you really want to get a dog, there are several ways you can help reduce your allergy symptoms. First of all, it is very important to keep the house clean. Regular cleaning of your home's floors can reduce the accumulation of dander and protein in your dog. Using an efficient air purifier can also filter allergens in the air and reduce the onset of allergy symptoms. Secondly, choosing the right breed of dog for allergies is also a key factor. Some dog breeds are lower in dander and protein and may be more tolerable for people with allergies. For example, hairless or hairless dog breeds such as poodles, Bichon Frise and Portuguese water dogs often reduce the onset of allergy symptoms. In addition, some dog breeds have a lower protein content in their skin secretions, such as Labradors and golden retrievers, and can also be considered for breeding. In addition, regular bathing and brushing are also effective ways to reduce allergy symptoms. Regular bathing reduces dander and protein buildup, and brushing helps remove dead skin and hair from your dog. It is best to delegate this task to a family member or friend to avoid exposing yourself to allergens.

In short, it is not impossible to keep a dog when you are supersensitive to them. By keeping your home clean, choosing an allergy-friendly dog breed, you can reduce your oversensitive symptoms while enjoying quality time with your dog.