Sep 2017
9:17pm, 2 Sep 2017
10,044 posts
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D2
Yep hardcore here... I'm sooooo knackered now and Indi has had two bowls of biscuits instead of his usual one!!
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Sep 2017
9:30pm, 2 Sep 2017
19,543 posts
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LazyDaisy
That's great D2! Well done to you and him 
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Sep 2017
10:43pm, 2 Sep 2017
11,808 posts
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Sharkie
That's one hell of a day. Pure class both of you!
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Sep 2017
4:46pm, 5 Sep 2017
10,046 posts
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D2
Is yours moulting - obviously "doodle" owners don't need to reply they can just look smug. Who's idea was it to buy a black, long haired dog? As you may remember I vacuumed last week and really didn't expect to have to do it again for ages based on previous habits. pft!
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Sep 2017
5:12pm, 5 Sep 2017
11,819 posts
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Sharkie
We swear Jess sheds more hair than any dog in history. I don't know whether the black hair, the tawny hair or the white hair shows up the most.
but there's lots of it
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Sep 2017
5:16pm, 5 Sep 2017
11,820 posts
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Sharkie
Raffo says our carpets (and HIS sofa I might add!) have a permanent patina of ...brown (which is the mix of hair with a bit of general grunge thrown in)
I remember seeing one of those Choose Your Puppy programmes that stated - and demonstrated - that GSDs are the worst shedders of all dogs!
'Now they tell us', said Raffo.
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Sep 2017
5:22pm, 5 Sep 2017
10,048 posts
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D2
I'm sure someone will be along soon with a contrary position.. in the meantime looks for some waders to tide me over the next "few weeks"
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Sep 2017
5:24pm, 5 Sep 2017
11,823 posts
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Sharkie
Jess' hair has fur lined a whole citadel of Birdy Tower Blocks.
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Sep 2017
6:21pm, 5 Sep 2017
5,220 posts
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Helegant
We have a less 'sheddy' dog and still get a full Dyson capsule every day.
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Sep 2017
6:30pm, 5 Sep 2017
19,562 posts
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LazyDaisy
That programme also said that Labradors were one of the 'sheddiest' breeds. I can believe it; at home we have a lot of carpet which should probably be a slightly clearer colour if all the dog's hair was removed, but at the seaside, which is largely hard floors and rugs, the 'hair bunnies' are *everywhere*.
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