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Allergic to Dogs? - bb archives p.14
May 2005 - Jun 2005
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"Allergic
to Dogs?" discussion board is about humans being allergic to dogs.
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Janette Dalston
May 14, 05 - 5:07 PM Dogs not *******
Is anyone else out there allergic to dogs only, not ********
Very Freudian!!
Your Email: janette@janettetaylor.net
Billie J Runyon
May 20th, 2005 - 10:41 AM Re: Dogs not *******
I just found out I'm allergic to dogs, but not cats. I'm trying to
find out how to handle this. I have one dog.
Your Email: billiejrunyon@verizon.net
MSN: hillbilliejo@hotmail.com
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Kathy Peterson
May 21, 05 - 9:13 PM Allergic to dogs
I'm so senstive to dogs that I cannot be within 5ft of one without
going into a asthma attack. It does not happen if a dog has been in
the room only if Im in direct contact with the dog. Does anyone esle
have this problem? Had it about 3 yrs now any suggestions as how to
get over it?
Your Email: Gerod42@cox.net
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Louise
Apr 25, 05 - 3:26 AM DOG ALLERGY
Hi all, this is my first message posted. I am just enquiring about
dog allergies in particular. In my area the police are starting a
scheme to take Sniffer dogs into schools to screen children for
drugs. Its a great Idea, but I think alot of people will try and get
out of being screened by saying that they are allergic to dogs. So
my question is if a dog simply walks past a child will this have a
great affect on his/her allergy!!
Your Email: LOUY1982@HOTMAIL.COM
Kathy Peterson
May 21st, 2005 - 9:16 PM Re: DOG ALLERGY
It would me because if im within 5 ft of a dog I go into an asthma
attack. I see the point but still I dont like having asthma attacks.
Your Email: Gerod42@cox.net
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Kathy Peterson
May 22, 05 - 7:12 AM Help
This is my first time here and Im wondering if you are if you know
of any one that has this problem.
I'm so senstive to dogs that I cannot be within 5ft of one without
going into a asthma attack. It does not happen if a dog has been in
the room only if Im in direct contact with the dog. Does anyone esle
have this problem? Had it about 3 yrs now any suggestions as how to
get over it?
Your Email: Gerod42@cox.net
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LP
May 26, 05 - 1:48 PM Dog Allergies / Service Dogs in Schools
My 5 year old son (diagnosed with severe Autism) will be placed with
a dog from the national service dogs this fall.(www.nsd.on.ca). I
hear that the school he will attend has a teacher claiming to be
"deathly" allergic to dogs - needless to say this is creating major
issues with our desire for this dog to attend school with our son.
Can someone be "deathly" allergic? (I always thought pet dander on
the other children would be just as bad - cat dander effects me this
way.) Is there anything we can do to minimize our dogs impact on
people who suffer any level of allergy to dogs - for this dog to
attend school with our son?
Your Email: parawift@telusplanet.net
Kris
May 26th, 2005 - 2:12 PM Re: Dog Allergies / Service Dogs in Schools
Yes, it is possible to be deathly allergic. Anaphylactic shock is a
severe allergic reaction which can cause death within minutes if not
treated immediately. People with a known life-threatening allergy
should always carry an adrenaline kit (Epipen Autoinjector device)
with them for emergencies.
Bathing your dog frequently, maybe once a week, with a mild dog
shampoo will help reduce the amount of allergen on the dog's fur. Be
sure to use a shampoo that will not overdry the dog's skin and cause
more flaking.
Frequent bathing will help reduce allergic reactions in people who
are mildly allergic to dogs, but I doubt it will do much for a
person who suffers from a severe, life-threatening allergy to dogs.
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April
May 26, 05 - 7:25 PM Psoriasis or allergy?
We bought a new lab in July. I have never owned a dog before since
my grandmother was allergic. My husband and I have had several cats
and I never had any problems. However, within days of getting the
puppy, I started breaking out everywhere. My derm diagnosed it as
psoriasis, and said it couldn't be the dog. However, none of the
medicine is helping and its horrible! Anyone have any ideas?
Your Email: amgood@hotmail.com
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Michael Doan
Jun 1, 05 - 7:51 AM Poodles and Dalmatians both affected me
I have a long history of allergies, but I have not had a problem
with our four Dalmatians over a 20-year span. However, we got a
dalmatian puppy in May for my 15-year-old daughter, who is extremely
responsible and very motivated. She even paid for the puppy herself.
After a week with the puppy, I was an allergic basket case, and I
made her give it up. She handled it better than I expected, but I
felt terrible about it. She sold it to her 17-year-old boyfriend, so
she can still see the puppy once in awhile--spending more time with
the boyfriend than I would like.
Last weekend, we got a poodle from a breeder, thinking it would be a
low-allergy dog. We did vacuum the house, but I had a lot of allergy
problems during the weekend, though it was also one of the worst
pollen weeks in memory. I kept telling myself it was the pollen. I
even spent eight hours on a trip in the car with the dog and didn't
feel too bad. But now after four days with the dog and the pollen
count dropping, I still have lots of asthma and hay fever despite
lots of drugs.
I have to assume there is a mind game going on here, too. My stress
often goes to my body, including my back. I am not crazy about pets.
I saw her old puppy about a block away the other day and my eyes
started to itch. I am deeply torn about making her give up this dog
or trying to ride through the allergy season and wait until fall
(she and her mother go to the country during the summer.) I would
appreciate any thoughts you have. Thank you.
Your Email: oakgrove1@juno.com
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Shawna
Mar 28, 05 - 1:34 PM Itchy rash from our Boxer puppy
Hi, we got a boxer puppy about 6 weeks ago, and I haven't had a dog
since I was little. Well, If I pet her too much or she licks me, I
get these itchy welts. They aren't red, they are skin colored, but
they itch and they are gross, and they are only where she has
touched me. Then they are warm to the touch too. I know I am
slightly allergic because I have been tested before, but WHAT can I
do about it???? I don't want to get rid of her. Is there anything to
get rid of getting those bumps? They last about a half hour and then
go away on there own but I hate them!!!! HELP!!
Thanks
Your Email: willfam4@cox.net
Kris
Mar 28th, 2005 - 9:10 PM Re: Itchy rash from our Boxer puppy
Try giving your dog frequent baths (twice a week is recommended in
one allergy study) to reduce the amount of allergens on her coat.
Use only a small amount of mild, non-drying dog shampoo. Also, teach
your pup not to lick you.
Shawna
Mar 29th, 2005 - 7:02 AM Re: Re: Itchy rash from our Boxer puppy
Thank you! We give her a bath once a week right now. She is very
short coat, so I don't think that is it, but its when her nose or
mouth touches my skin. It is very annoying, because I can't even
play with her right now! Maybe when she gets older it will be
better??
Your Email: willfam4@cox.net
Roxy
May 27th, 2005 - 7:52 AM Re: Itchy rash from our Boxer puppy
Hey I am glad to see your post, I just bought a boxer puppy a week
ago and have the same thing except my bumps do not go away as
quickly and come back the second she touches me! I dont want to give
her up for anything in the world!! I have fallen in love with her! I
had a boxer when I was younger, and I was not allergic to her until
my brother moved out and took her with him. I am assuming that I
will just get use to it and it will not be as bad (I HOPE!!) also,
when she grows up I will not have so much constant contact with her
as I do now.. like having her to pick up... etc... Please post if
you find anything out!! Thanks, Roxy
Your Email: Forourspam@yahoo.com
Roxy
Jun 1st, 2005 - 3:40 PM Re: Itchy rash from our Boxer puppy
Rash is GONE!!!!!!!!!! *tears of joy* I guess I just had to get use
to her saliva!!! I couldn't be happier I dont have to get ridd of my
doggie!!! I hope the same for other people!
Your Email:
Forourspam@yahoo.com
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BRB
Jun 7, 05 - 1:54 PM New Mix Pup
We adopted a mix from the shelter a little over a month ago and I've
now all of a sudden developed a rash all over my face, and a few
bumps on my arms and legs. I'm guessing it's from my pup. She is
five months old (rott/american bulldog mix).
Has anyone tried taking Zyrtec for your allergies? I take Singulair,
NasalCort AQ, and Clarinex right now. None of them seem to be
working.
Are there any good shampoos out there for her?
Your Email: brit_basham@oxy.com
Kris
Jun 20th, 2005 - 9:37 AM Re: New Mix Pup
Yes, it sounds like you are allergic to your dog. Especially if
these symptoms happen after interacting with your dog or being near
your dog. Unfortunately, Rottweilers and Am Bulldogs are not the
best choices for dog allergy sufferers. Plus, they are large dogs
that produce a lot more dander than little dogs.
Ask your allergist for advice on meds. Clarinex might not be strong
enough for you.
Vacuum your house frequently, give your dog weekly baths with a mild
dog shampoo (e.g. oatmeal), wash all dog bedding and toys weekly,
and air out your house frequently. For more environmental control
tips, see the "Allergic to Dogs?" page.
BRB
Jun 20th, 2005 - 9:40 AM Re: New Mix Pup
Thanks so much for all your good advice. I'll be sure and wash her
bed weekly now, as well as vacuum.
Your Email: brit_basham@oxy.com
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Mama of 2 Boys
Jun 22, 05 - 10:51 AM Isiaha and Nathan
Hello -
I have a 3 year old and an 8 month old.Here is my problem...last
year we decided to buy a dog for my then 2 year old and his
peditrican told us that he was allergic to dogs. We had to get rid
of "pepsi" and it was not until later that we decided to do the skin
test to find out just what was causing his allergies since we got
rid of his puppy and he still had them. Well he had no allergies not
even to dogs.
We finally decided to get another dog and this time we got a Baset
Hound. My husband took the kids to the doctor yesterday since they
had a cold. The Dr told him that she knew that Isiaha did not have
allergies to dogs because she received the results from the
allergist, however she believes that Nathan is allergic to dogs and
other animals. Nathan is too small to get tested for allergies and
becuase the dr was wrong once already we are not sure what to do
wtih our new puppy Angel.
If anyone has any suggestions please tell me....
I would hate to break my older sons heart again. he really likes his
new puppy.
Thanks
Your Email: mzmyrna1@netzero.net
MSN: mzmyrna@hotmail.com
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Lorena
Jun 23, 05 - 8:32 PM Question about allergic symptom
Hi
I'm new to the phorum. My son is allergic to dogs (his reactions
varies on the dog and the cleanliness of the house we visit). A week
ago they gave us two labrador puppies. I've been keeping them
outside and been constantly washing my boy's hands and face when he
plays with them. However he has develop an itch on his head. I was
wondering if anybody knows if this is an allergic symptom? (because
he has never had this before)
Thanks
Your Email: loredanny@aol.com
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Kate
Jun 30, 05 - 12:57 PM addendum to getting toy
oops - money downt the drain in the toy poodle doesn't work.
Your Email: kathyzerby7@msn.com
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Tiffany
Jun 30, 05 - 1:30 PM New Dog, roommates
I am thinking about getting a maltipo in the next couple months. My
roommate is allergic to dogs yet had a Wheaton and was fine with it
in her house. It didn't sleep in her bed and was outside some of the
time and in a crate but she does not have allergic reacitons to it.
I'm worried that if I get a dog becuase it is a small apartment she
will start having reactions. Does anyone have any suggestions. I
would hate to get a dog and then have it make her sick but I really
would like to get a puppy. We have hardwood floors and it would
sleep in my room and then spend time in the living room/kitchen area
during the day.
Thanks
Your Email: Paris2Go@aol.com
AIM: Paris2Go
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