Are there any specific breeds of dogs or cats that are better for people with Needle Grass pollen allergies?

While there's no specific breed of dog or cat proven to be better for people with Needle Grass pollen allergies, there are some hypoallergenic breeds that might be less likely to exacerbate pre-existing allergy symptoms. It's important to note though, that allergies to Needle Grass pollen are not directly related to a pet's breed, but rather how much you're exposed to the pollen. This could be through a pet that spends a lot of time outdoors and brings the pollen back in on its coat.

Breeds such as the Poodle, Portuguese Water Dog, or Siberian Cat, who have a reputation for being hypoallergenic, may sometimes carry less dander and hair around which could potentially have adhered pollen to it. However, one must be aware that even hypoallergenic breeds can carry pollen back into the house on their fur after being outdoors.

A pet that stays indoors, regardless of breed, may minimize the risk slightly more, by reducing the amount of outdoor allergens it brings inside. But remember that the pollen might still get into your home through windows, doors, or on your clothing.

When you're allergic to something like Needle Grass pollen, managing your environment is as essential as selecting the right breed. Regular cleaning of your home, using HEPA filters, and keeping windows closed during high pollen count days may help.

Kindly note that everyone's allergic reaction varies in intensity, so it's always advisable to spend time with different breeds of dogs and cats before deciding to add one to your home. Consulting with your allergist or immunologist might be helpful as well.

Allergy pills, such as antihistamines, could be beneficial in managing your allergy symptoms when you cannot avoid exposure to the allergen. Nonetheless, make sure to discuss any medications with your healthcare provider to ensure they're suitable and safe for you.