Anyone else whose dog is a major shedder? I can sweep the place but three days later there are fist-sized hairballs all over again.
How is this caninely possible?!
Anyone else whose dog is a major shedder? I can sweep the place but three days later there are fist-sized hairballs all over again.
How is this caninely possible?!
get a brush called the Furminator, less than $30. It cuts the undercoat as you brush, tons of hair comes off. I highly recommend it
It does not stop the shedding it just preemptively forces him to shed into this device?Originally Posted by freshstart
Genetics. Dogs fur needs to thicken up in winter for warmth, and shed in the hotter months for cooling. Similar to why we tend to fatten up and sleep more in winter then summer.
He spends most of his time in an air conditioned socialist paradise! How can he need to shed or thicken up?
So a relatively recent invention, magically overrides thousands of years of mutation/evolution?
I love the furminator. I use it on our dog all the time. It helps get out the almost-ready-to-shed fur, before it ends up in your house. It's great!
There are breeds of dogs that don't shed much, but I doubt you would trade in Harlan.
Wishful thinking on my part! haha
Oh, I would never get rid of Harlan. In many senses, he is all I've really got.I love the furminator. I use it on our dog all the time. It helps get out the almost-ready-to-shed fur, before it ends up in your house. It's great!
There are breeds of dogs that don't shed much, but I doubt you would trade in Harlan.
Though I would like to deal with this fur situation. So perhaps I will get that device Harlan, as a minimalist dog, is allowed to have 10 things. He currently has 7.
This is an amazing dog brush too. Works great on our black lab. It must feel like a massage because he seems to enjoy it!
https://www.chewy.com/conairpro-dog-...Q&gclsrc=aw.ds
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