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Jeana

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I definitely agree to get tested for allergies. I am hugely allergic to cats and so no cats for me. Kicking my dog out of my bedroom at night really helped, but now I'm going to kick them outside (with a doggy door into the heated garage), as soon as we move to our new house. I think it will really help because even though I am not allergic to dogs, since they go outdoors, they bring in the outdoor stuff that I am allergic to.
 
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Jeana

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I definitely agree to get tested for allergies. I am hugely allergic to cats and so no cats for me. Kicking my dog out of my bedroom at night really helped, but now I'm going to kick them outside (with a doggy door into the heated garage), as soon as we move to our new house. I think it will really help because even though I am not allergic to dogs, since they go outdoors, they bring in the outdoor stuff that I am allergic to.
 
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Jeana

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I definitely agree to get tested for allergies. I am hugely allergic to cats and so no cats for me. Kicking my dog out of my bedroom at night really helped, but now I'm going to kick them outside (with a doggy door into the heated garage), as soon as we move to our new house. I think it will really help because even though I am not allergic to dogs, since they go outdoors, they bring in the outdoor stuff that I am allergic to.
 
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Jeana

New member
I definitely agree to get tested for allergies. I am hugely allergic to cats and so no cats for me. Kicking my dog out of my bedroom at night really helped, but now I'm going to kick them outside (with a doggy door into the heated garage), as soon as we move to our new house. I think it will really help because even though I am not allergic to dogs, since they go outdoors, they bring in the outdoor stuff that I am allergic to.
 
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Jeana

New member
I definitely agree to get tested for allergies. I am hugely allergic to cats and so no cats for me. Kicking my dog out of my bedroom at night really helped, but now I'm going to kick them outside (with a doggy door into the heated garage), as soon as we move to our new house. I think it will really help because even though I am not allergic to dogs, since they go outdoors, they bring in the outdoor stuff that I am allergic to.
 
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MMBinNC

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I think that the hair from the animals can probably mess with your lungs...that said even if I was on my deathbed I would never get rid of Marley (my dog). Also if you have dogs they obviously need to be walked/run decent aerobics. Also for allergies, easy to get tested- doesn't hurt or anything, and hamsters can cause some annoying allergies as do cats.
 
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MMBinNC

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I think that the hair from the animals can probably mess with your lungs...that said even if I was on my deathbed I would never get rid of Marley (my dog). Also if you have dogs they obviously need to be walked/run decent aerobics. Also for allergies, easy to get tested- doesn't hurt or anything, and hamsters can cause some annoying allergies as do cats.
 
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MMBinNC

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I think that the hair from the animals can probably mess with your lungs...that said even if I was on my deathbed I would never get rid of Marley (my dog). Also if you have dogs they obviously need to be walked/run decent aerobics. Also for allergies, easy to get tested- doesn't hurt or anything, and hamsters can cause some annoying allergies as do cats.
 
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MMBinNC

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I think that the hair from the animals can probably mess with your lungs...that said even if I was on my deathbed I would never get rid of Marley (my dog). Also if you have dogs they obviously need to be walked/run decent aerobics. Also for allergies, easy to get tested- doesn't hurt or anything, and hamsters can cause some annoying allergies as do cats.
 
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MMBinNC

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I think that the hair from the animals can probably mess with your lungs...that said even if I was on my deathbed I would never get rid of Marley (my dog). Also if you have dogs they obviously need to be walked/run decent aerobics. Also for allergies, easy to get tested- doesn't hurt or anything, and hamsters can cause some annoying allergies as do cats.
 
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MiddleAgedLady

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I"m highly allergic to cats. My little dog of 15 years died this past Wednesday. She was a miniature pinscher and such a great companion. I've toyed with the idea of not getting another dog for the very reasons y'all have listed above. However I live alone and just the few days this week without my baby have me thinking of quality of life vs quantity. I don't want to be sick any more than I have to, but....
 
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MiddleAgedLady

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I"m highly allergic to cats. My little dog of 15 years died this past Wednesday. She was a miniature pinscher and such a great companion. I've toyed with the idea of not getting another dog for the very reasons y'all have listed above. However I live alone and just the few days this week without my baby have me thinking of quality of life vs quantity. I don't want to be sick any more than I have to, but....
 
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MiddleAgedLady

Guest
I"m highly allergic to cats. My little dog of 15 years died this past Wednesday. She was a miniature pinscher and such a great companion. I've toyed with the idea of not getting another dog for the very reasons y'all have listed above. However I live alone and just the few days this week without my baby have me thinking of quality of life vs quantity. I don't want to be sick any more than I have to, but....
 
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MiddleAgedLady

Guest
I"m highly allergic to cats. My little dog of 15 years died this past Wednesday. She was a miniature pinscher and such a great companion. I've toyed with the idea of not getting another dog for the very reasons y'all have listed above. However I live alone and just the few days this week without my baby have me thinking of quality of life vs quantity. I don't want to be sick any more than I have to, but....
 
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MiddleAgedLady

Guest
I"m highly allergic to cats. My little dog of 15 years died this past Wednesday. She was a miniature pinscher and such a great companion. I've toyed with the idea of not getting another dog for the very reasons y'all have listed above. However I live alone and just the few days this week without my baby have me thinking of quality of life vs quantity. I don't want to be sick any more than I have to, but....
 
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applegirl

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i have a hypoallergenic dog and he doesn't bother me. i make sure to wash him once a month so that any dirt or anything that may irritate me comes off of him. i don't think i could ever get rid of him though, he's my buddy when i get sick.

16 female w/CF
 
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applegirl

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i have a hypoallergenic dog and he doesn't bother me. i make sure to wash him once a month so that any dirt or anything that may irritate me comes off of him. i don't think i could ever get rid of him though, he's my buddy when i get sick.

16 female w/CF
 
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applegirl

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i have a hypoallergenic dog and he doesn't bother me. i make sure to wash him once a month so that any dirt or anything that may irritate me comes off of him. i don't think i could ever get rid of him though, he's my buddy when i get sick.

16 female w/CF
 
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applegirl

New member
i have a hypoallergenic dog and he doesn't bother me. i make sure to wash him once a month so that any dirt or anything that may irritate me comes off of him. i don't think i could ever get rid of him though, he's my buddy when i get sick.

16 female w/CF
 
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applegirl

New member
i have a hypoallergenic dog and he doesn't bother me. i make sure to wash him once a month so that any dirt or anything that may irritate me comes off of him. i don't think i could ever get rid of him though, he's my buddy when i get sick.
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<br />16 female w/CF
 
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