- Location
- Monmouthshire, Wales
Spread is around. Give some to your friends, neighbours and workmates. Leave some in shops and cafes. It can be very satisfying finding new places to leave some hair.
Share the hair.
Share the hair.
Dog Hair!
- Thread starter David
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Naya
Moderator
- Location
- Bristol, UK
Harley moults all year round, but has 2 big moults per year. I’m constantly finding hair everywhere.
Boogie
Moderator
- Location
- Manchester UK
It’s not too bad here - until Zaba comes, he moults for fun!
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- Location
- Andorra and Spain
I have a Magic Mouse for my computer, but I'm constantly having to blow dog hair from out of the optical part because it stops working. I'm just glad we don't have those awful roller-ball mice anymore. I'd be forever emptying it of hair 
- Location
- The Hague, The Netherlands
Hunter kind of sheds all the time....but 2 major ones per year. My vacuum has so much of Hunter's hair in it, that I just smell Hunter at high concentrated levels when I use it! My vacuum has just literary broke. Is the Dyson any good and which model?
We got the dyson v8 animal and we’ve had it well over a year. I use it twice a day on the main floor on the lower setting and it lasts a couple days off the charger. I like it because it turns into handheld for the couch etc and it’s fairly quiet. It last 20 mins on the high setting and it gets all black hair off my beige rug on the stairs!
Atemas
UK Tour Guide
- Location
- North Cambridgeshire
I bought the Dyson Ball Animal 2 a few months ago and it really is fab. Have a lot of floor and both dogs shedding at the moment badly especially Sky - it’s coming out in tufts. Also have the V8 cordless which is brill for certain areas.
Sorry - can't help. Had a look at it and unfortunately wouldn't be any use for Lady as she's frightened of the Dyson.
- Location
- The Hague, The Netherlands
I was looking at the Dyson Ball Animal 2. I guess I know what Santa is getting me for Christmas. I have such a Rock and Roll lifestyle!
me too x
- Location
- Sydney, Australia
Emily_Babbelhund
Mama Red HOT Pepper
- Location
- Regensburg, Germany
Carbon shed like mad when I got him out of the shelter in the spring, then pretty much stopped completely and now is back to shedding for the winter but no where near as bad as this spring. He's actually the cleanest shedding breed dog I've had and with the exception of his 'Brie cheese' episode this summer, has a lovely non-oily smell too.
Of course my affection for him COULD be biasing my nasal perceptions.
As someone who grew up with poodles, take heart all you heavy moulter households - non-shedding breeds have their own set of issues such as every little bramble and bit of fauna getting stuck in that curly fur and brought into the house. And then there's the dreaded 'poo bum' situation. Poodles and doodles are beautiful dogs, but give me short hair and moulting any day!
Of course my affection for him COULD be biasing my nasal perceptions.
As someone who grew up with poodles, take heart all you heavy moulter households - non-shedding breeds have their own set of issues such as every little bramble and bit of fauna getting stuck in that curly fur and brought into the house. And then there's the dreaded 'poo bum' situation. Poodles and doodles are beautiful dogs, but give me short hair and moulting any day!
- Location
- Malvern Worcestershire
@Emily_Babbelhund, never realised that about curly hair could trap so much debris and the 'poo bum' just puts right off 
- Location
- Andorra and Spain
I took a bit of video of me playing with Shadow for a course I'm taking. There were bits of Labrador hair clearly visible wafting past the camera throughout.
Yup, shedding season is back!!
Yup, shedding season is back!!
Candy
Biscuit Tin Guardian
- Location
- West Yorkshire, UK
Wiping out the microwave after re-heating some fish pie the other day, I found two black dog hairs. In the microwave?! How did they get there? I honestly have never microwaved a dog!