Articles tagged with: pet hair and shedding
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No Outfit Is Complete Without Dog Hair -- Throw Pillows, Dog Dishes, And Signs With That Phrase
I always worry whenever friends or relatives come over, because I realize they're probably not used to finding dog fur on their clothes quite as often as we are. When you've got dogs, dog hair is just something you learn to live with -- day in and day out. It has a way of showing up in the strangest places... and this fun pillow acknowledges that!
Did You Know You Can 'Spin' Your Dog's Fur Into Something Meaningful?
With as little as 1 ounce of your dog's fur -- acquired when brushing your pet -- Furever Creations will spin that fur into a personalized item of your choosing. What better way to memorialize your beloved dog?
Tips For Dealing With Shedding Dogs
Does your dog shed a lot? Are you finding dog fur in places you never even knew existed? Here are some tips about shedding that might help a bit.
Tag... You're It!
Sometimes we call it brotherly love... or ring-around-the-rosie, or just a fun game of tag... These are pictures of my two dogs, Jersey and Tenor, which make me laugh EVERY time I view them! The little guy, Tenor, is repeatedly taunting the 'old man', Jersey. But I'm convinced he only did it because he loved Jersey's white, fluffy fur so much.
Dealing With Dog Fur: Tips For Removing Pet Hair From Your Stuff
Do you choose things like... the color of your carpets, what you're going to wear today, the color or texture of your furniture, and the type of bed linens you buy... based on its likelihood of repelling dog fur? You're not alone... Here are some tips for dealing with dog fur inside your home.
How To Teach Your Dog To Do A Full Body 'Shake'
We taught our dogs to 'shake' their fur on command. This is great whenever they're wet after a bath or a walk in the rain, or after a doggie roll on the ground where his fur has collected bits of everything that was in the grass. Here's how we taught our dogs to 'shake'...
Should You Trim Your Dog's Hairy Toes?
Does your dog have a lot of fur that grows on the top of his paws, between his toes, and even underneath on his paw pads? If so, should you trim the fur or just let it keep growing? Here's what I do...
