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[quote=Anonymous]Having many friends with allergies, aome allergic to cats or dogs I know their suffering and feel for them, I also observed the struggles of wanting a cat or dog and not being able to because a family member could not tolerate the allergens. What is interesting, is the fact that few of the people realized that it was not allergy to dog or cat per se but to the pollen they collectef outside on the walks or backyard time that stayed on the fur and irritated the person indoors; Curiouslu enough many people wait for pet adiption till spring or do it furing winter when there is no pollen yet,, then when the pet meets spring IT hits the fan. It is truly possible that many of those people only then discover they are allergic to dog or cat.. but also the amount of pollen that accumulates in the fur can be what is causing their actual reaction. Of couree there is a ton of people allergic to dog or cat dender per se but what if others just confuse it with pollen allergy? I know people who claimed they are allergic to cats but never had a problem near my entirely indoor cat. Yet turned that the other cats they interaxted with that were problematic were all cats with free access to indoord. Mu point being, maybe some people who have dog or cat reaction, would be just fine with compleetly indoor cat or dog? Maybe people with pollen allergy should test themselves for pet allergy PRIOR to adopting so they would know if they can adopt? Or.. people with pollen allergy should consider that the outdoor access pet WILL bring and store gigantic amount of pollen for a long streaches of time. This could possibly help to a degree prevent some of those pet abandments.. rehomongs.. Perhaps everyone trying to adopt a pet from any place should be required all family members pollen and pet allergy tests? So many unnecessary pets sugger from people giving them up because of allergy issues. NONE of this has to be happenning! Just wondering.. [/quote]
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