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Question by Louise
Submitted on 10/12/2003
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I heard on the Westminster dog show that curly coated retrievers do not gives allergy problems to an owner??? Is it true

Answer by Cattski
Submitted on 12/10/2003
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Curly Coated Retrievers are not hypoallergenic If you have allergies to dog hair, dander or saliva, you may have problems with a curly. The somewhat oilier coat does keep down some dander, but not all of it. If you have severe dog allergies, you will probably have problems living with a curly. Many breeders and owners would be glad to have you visit their dogs to see if you can tolerate being around them. It is never fair to get a puppy then find out your allergies are too bad and you have to tie the dog up outside away from the family for the majority of its life. A curly should be with people. Think of what is best for the dog.

Answer by The JJ
Submitted on 7/19/2006
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I have a small white dog with the curly coat like a poodle. I assumed the dog was a toy poodle but the groomer says it is a "French Breed" but not a poodle. Can you assist me in determing the breed?

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