Then sadly, he wouldn’t be Mr. Right. I adopted my pets and I look upon it as a real adoption. You don’t give up your kids.

It's unlikely that my bike would become allergic to my cat, but if it did, the cat would have to go!

That would depend entirely on the nature of the relationship. If it's someone I was very heavily invested in (married to, about to marry, etc) I would probably try to find a local friend able to take the animal and allow me to visit whenever possible. If it was a new relationship I think I'd keep the love of my pet and do my best to let the person down easily.

His ass be gone.

I've always told the men in my life "long after you're gone, I'll still have my cat". I still feel that way.

Replace pet with kid, and you can guess my answer. Would not get rid of the pet, but get the some treatment.

Boy, bye!

My doggos are going nowhere.

I will not rid of my dogs anytime soon, unconditional love.

Clean the home and clothing vigorously. ...keep my SERVICE CATs in their room while my future love is present in the remainder of my home. ...get the allergy pills. ...not our fault new love is allergic and untreated causes of cat dander allergy. ...but my cats will get extra baths exceeding their normal 3 per year

Dump the dude / gal.

I've never had anyone say they were allergic but my most recent ex initially complained about my dog living inside and that I loved her more than him. My response was "I've had her longer"

He had been raised that dogs lived outside. My dog was well behaved and was good at catching anything you threw mid-air.

A few years later, his brother asks him to watch a dog for a few weeks. It's been going on 10 years and he still has the dog. Inside.

Love these answers. I agree! The two cats that own me, Bonnie and Clyde, were rescued from the age of 6 weeks, and are now 18 months old. I'm a cat person, always have been. So -- we're a package deal!

I've been in 2 relationships where the other person did not like my: cat, then dog, neither worked out.
These things need to be discussed early.

I've also avoided spending any time with someone in particular who's been asking me out regularly for a year+ , and recently found out that they are
1- allergic to dogs
2- just admitted they were chewed up by my beloved breed as a child

Given my history with such things would want to discuss "what ifs" in an allergy scenario.
I'd certainly do my part, keep animal cleaner perhaps, vacuum more often, and hope the other would be amendable to allergy shots.
(I'd no idea I'm allergic to both cats & dogs along with weeds/pollen until being tested, but shots changed my life. )
I spent waaay too many of my best years dogless and will keep them as long as I'm can manage it, they bring so much to the table and anyone who's amendable to catching "dobermanitis" shall have priority.

I'd dump the guy. The only way I'd get rid of my pet is if my child had an allergy.

Oh, man I hope I never have to make that choice. I am definitely leaning towards keeping my cats.

Why don't you wait until it happens to you and make your decision then. Nobody here will know about you, your pet and your object of your affection. I hope it does make sense. You got to Handle your boat.

Not exactly the same thing, but if my dog doesn't like someone I'm dating I would dump that person. But then again I trust my dog more than I trust humans.