In Detroit, residents may be interested in a new development related to dog allergies. A company has used a specific technique to create dogs that do not trigger allergic reactions. This technique involves editing genes to remove a key protein from the dogs' saliva and hair.

The result is dogs that people with allergies can interact with. One such dog is a beagle that has been tested with a person who previously had allergic reactions to dogs. Further details about this process and its potential applications are available from the source.

For now, it is known that this breakthrough may offer hope for people with dog allergies in the future, although it will take time before such dogs are widely available.