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Originally Posted by Maynard
I think that you can be allergic to different parts of animals (IIRC, for cats it is hair, dander/skin, or saliva), so before you buy in you may want to get checked - a subset of cat-allergic people are just as allergic to the hairless ones (also heard of some breeds out of Europe that don't have the dander component?). You probably also need a tinfoil hat, b/c those cats look like they have a direct link to some super weird mind-ray stuff (and I mean 'relative to normal cat mind control' level of weird).
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100%. I'd never launch into getting an animal without doing research first and understanding the pros/cons. At this point we have 1 geriatric dog who doesn't like her routine messed with and a 7 year old dog who loves to chase and bite cats, so, we are talking like 5 to 8 years before we would get one as the current situation does not lend itself to bringing a new cat into the mix.