Their long, thick fur can also carry more dander, which may cause problems for sensitive individuals.
While some people with allergies may tolerate them better than other long-haired breeds, they are still prone to producing a higher amount of allergens.
While their grooming habits can help control some of the shedding, they still pose challenges for allergy sufferers due to their high allergen load.
Their friendly and laid-back nature makes them popular, but their fur can trigger allergic reactions in sensitive individuals.
Additionally, their active nature can lead to more shedding, which further increases the likelihood of allergy flare-ups.
Regular bathing is required to manage this issue, but some people still experience severe allergic reactions.
Regular grooming can help manage shedding, but they still tend to trigger allergies in many people.