Our house is on the market and our dogs have been kenneled–is it ok to bring them home?Life balance as seller

It’s been almost 3 months. Part of our frustration in keeping our house listed is our dogs are kenneled to preserve the new lanscaping, floors, etc. If we bring them home and keep them groomed and then confined or out of the house when people are looking do you think it would ruin our chances of selling if we brought them home? I miss them so much! Also–it’s $900 p/m to kennel them and we are going into debt to keep them somewhere else. to keep our home in pristine condition.

I’d bring them home, too. But don’t let them run amok in the house and yard so the improvements need improved again.

In my area, it is actually fairly rare to show a house that doesn’t have pets.

There is an inexpensive product called Aller-Pet that you can brush on your dogs that keeps the dander down if you are concerned about the allergy issue. I’m sure you can find it online at a pet supply website.

Just try to keep everything nice. I hope you sell it!

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Can someone give me a list of Dogs that have hair?

hair and not fur thats what I want. Would a schnauzer be on that list?

NO DOGS HAVE HUMAN HAIR PERSAY. Here is a list of hypoallergenic dog breeds. Just remember that hypoallergenic doesn’t mean no one can be allergic. I am allergic to all of the hypoallergenic metals and most of the scents that are suppose to be good for allergies.

Breed name and Details

Affenpinscher -Doesn’t shed

Airedale Terrier -Doesn’t shed

American Hairless Terrier -No hair/No Dander

Basenji -Doesn’t shed

Bedlington Terrier -Doesn’t shed

Bearded Collie -Hair pH same as human hair

Bichon Frisé -Recommended by AKC for allergy sufferers, along with some other breeds

Bolognese -Doesn’t shed

Cairn Terrier -Sheds little to no fur.

Chinese Crested -Has very little fur, doesn’t shed much

Coton de Tulear -Doesn’t shed

Dandie Dinmont Terrier -Doesn’t shed

Doberman Pinscher- Dense coat; doesn’t shed

Fox Terrier (Wire)- Sheds little to no hair.

Greyhound -Short hair, single coat

Havanese -Doesn’t shed

Irish Water Spaniel -Doesn’t shed

Italian Greyhound -Short hair, single coat

Kerry Blue Terrier -Single-coated, short hair, sheds less

Maltese -Doesn’t shed

Peruvian Inca Orchid -No hair

Poodles of all sizes- Doesn’t shed.

Poodle hybrid Crossbred -if coat is inherited from the poodle parent it will not shed if coat is from the other parent, it may shed

Portuguese Water Dog- Doesn’t shed

Puli -Doesn’t shed

Schnauzers of all sizes -Short hair, sheds less.

Scottish Terrier -Doesn’t shed.

Sealyham Terrier -Doesn’t shed. Produces less dander.

Silky Terrier -Does not shed. Hair will come out when brushed or combed.

Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier -Doesn’t shed

Welsh Terrier -Doesn’t shed

West Highland White Terrier -Sheds little to no hair.

Yorkshire Terrier -Hair has same pH as human hair, hair will come out when brushed.

Xoloitzcuintli No hair but still produces saliva and dander

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