Dog hair is a constant battle here at our house. I swear I don't remember it being this bad at our old house. Maybe this house is more open with more windows and I just see it more.
Each day between the two of their fuzzy selves they shed enough hair to make another one just like them.
I do something each day--sweep, vacuum, damp mop....just to keep the hair under control. Right now I'm typing this with dog hair on my laptop.
I am excited about this new product. It really gets the hair up from upholstery and of course from the bed...'cause you know we sleep with them.
If you want to try it you can get a $2.00 off coupon here.
Notice I said we sleep with them. Well maybe not, they do make their snuggy bug places after we are settled in.
I wonder if their shedding will slow down when the weather cools.
I welcome any advice and opinions.
Oh and I have started brushing them every other day. I know I know, I should have been doing this all along, but they are so spoiled and they hate it......
3 comments:
My daughter has two Chis--only one sheds. He is black and white and only the white hair sheds.
Yorkies do not shed at all, so I don't have that problem.
Maybe your vet will recommend a supplement for them--but I think hot weather makes dogs shed worse. I had a beagle who lived to be 14, and he shed when it was hot in the summer--and when the heat was on in the winter. Only his white fur shed. My friend has a Boston terrier--and her dog's white hair sheds, too. Our late cats shed all the time in the summer, too.
Good luck!
Thanks for stopping by my blog! Yes, the Roomba loves to pick up pet hair--we have two big dogs and two fluffy cats so this is Fur Central. There's also a grooming tool called the Furminator that helps a lot. It kind of strips out the undercoat so they shed less. But the love is worth the fur in the house!
2 dogs, 2 cats--and they shed 24/7/365. I am definitely going to get one of those devices!
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