FAQ

The safest yogurt for dogs is plain, unsweetened, and free of artificial sweeteners or added flavors; Greek yogurt is often a better choice due to lower lactose.

Dogs can eat plain, unsweetened yogurt in moderation, but some are lactose intolerant and may experience digestive upset. Always avoid yogurts with xylitol or added sugars.

No, you cannot build true immunity to dog allergies, but exposure to certain breeds and proper management may reduce symptoms over time for some individuals.

While no dog is entirely non-shedding or hypoallergenic, breeds like the Poodle and its mixes are known for being calm and producing fewer allergens.

While some individuals may experience reduced sensitivity over time, it is not possible to develop full immunity to dog allergies. All dogs produce allergens like dander, saliva, and urine proteins, which can still trigger allergic reactions.

The calmest non-shedding dog breeds include the Poodle and its mixes, such as the Labradoodle, as they are typically hypoallergenic and have even temperaments.

While you can't build full immunity to dog allergies, some individuals may become less sensitive over time or manage symptoms with medical interventions and environmental controls.

The calmest non-shedding dog is often considered to be the Poodle, particularly the Standard Poodle, known for its low-allergen coat and gentle temperament.

Pit Bulls can be loyal and affectionate family dogs, but they are not hypoallergenic and may trigger allergies in sensitive individuals due to dander and shedding.

Several cities and counties in the United States restrict or ban Pit Bulls, but no entire U.S. state outright bans the breed statewide.