Do you want to eat "Dog hair"?

Question

Those of you that have dogs, you know about dog hair.

It gets everywhere in the house!!

Is there any way of stopping them shedding? or reducing the amount of that?

Answer 1

YES!

Answer 2

get your pet properly groomed and they stop shedding

Answer 3

Have tried everything on the market and home remedies and nothing has worked..Daily brushing and vacuuming and bath every 2 weeks is what I do  

Answer 4

i clean up hair several times a day because my husky has been shedding non stop this summer. get good brushes that get the underneath fur up and as u are brushing ur dog the fur will come out as well as the loose hairs that are lying against his skin.wet ur hands and go over his body to pick up the extra loose fur as well.shedding happens twice a year and sometimes with weather changes it goes on and on.keep brushing him daily and add a teaspoon of olive oil in his food daily to keep his skin from getting to dry.it will stop as soon as the new growth pushes the loose hair out until it starts again. have ur vac handy and keep ur hands wet to pick up the excess. good luck.

Answer 5

Ughhh I used to have a golden retriever that shedded like crazy in the summer.

Her stinky old hair was everywhere.

Answer 6

Brush the dog daily.  Once in the morning and once in the evening will significantly reduce shedding.  Vacuum and dust at least 3 times per week and you'll barely know you have a dog in the house :)

I highly recommend the Furminator, especially if you have a double coated dog.

Answer 7

Grooming with the Furminator significantly reduces hair in the house. It's a shedding blade. Use it daily when your dog is going through heavy shedding periods, and once a week the rest of the year. You still should groom with a slicker brush to distribute the dog's natural oils throughout the coat (just like you brush your own hair).

The furminator's made my lab shinier and there's a lot less hair in the house.  

Answer 8

NO its the period when dogs are leaving hair in the house the only way its to leave them outsaid the house

Answer 9

My schnauzer does not shed his hair.

I suggest you groom your pooch as much as you can.

Answer 10

haha i have an alaskan malamute, and i love it, because it gets everywere. like ill have let overs and ill look in the bowl and there will be tons of dog hair, but i dont mind, and ill chuckle to myself but to me, its not gross, its kinda cute,  but i am disgusted by human hair

Answer 11

Right now three of our poms are shedding terrible.  We have to keep them brushed three times a day and have vacuum every day during this stage or there will be hair every where.   Just when you think you have all the loose hair out here comes more.  If you have ceiling fans make sure to clean them as the fur will stick to the edges of the blades.  Cleaning these will help cut down on fur flying all over your house also.

Answer 12

YEA

Answer 13

i feel your pain lol my yorkie and jack russel shred like mad in the summer, i  furry have sofas :( lol ! :D

anyway  me and muy mum hoover every day we brush both our doggies every day before hoovering and give them baths every 3 days

hope this helps

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Answer 14

Dude, just groom your dog and clean your house.  If you're too lazy to do these things then you shouldn't have a dog.  

Answer 15

They're going to shed more in the summer so get used to it and plan ahead.  Monthly bathing helps (besides necessary) but brushing them regularly can help, especially during the summer.