It is a shame that some people who love dogs do not own one because of the shedding. Dog shedding can be a major problem. It shows up all over your clothes, in your bed, on your floor, in your car, on and under furniture, and even in your food. It can be a major turn off to owning a dog. Shedding can be dramatically reduced with the proper care, techniques, and tools.
There are several different ways shedding can be reduced. Proper grooming can reduce shedding tremendously. Things like getting the hair trimmed, shampoos and conditioners, bathing, using special brushes and gloves, and even sticky rollers to collect the hair.
My wife and I have two adorable, cute, funny, energetic, wonderful dogs :) We have Chloe, who is a tri-colored Beagle, and Caesar, who is a tan w/ a black mask Great Dane. They both shed like crazy. We literally have to use the sticky roller on our clothes before we leave our house to go places, then we get in our car and get hair on us in there. The dog shedding was so bad, it collected under furniture terribly, in the corners of our home, on the stairs, its ended up in our mouths and food before. Each time we would pet them the hair would just fall of on the floor. We got tired of it.
We used some of the techniques listed above, including a special deshedding tool. The first day we used these techniques all together, we also vacuumed our whole house. Then we waited, about 3-4 weeks to be exact. We checked every area of our house for dog hair. No more clumps under the furniture or in the corners, not all over our clothes or in our bed, and when we would pet them no hair came off. It was like they didn't shed anymore. It virtually eliminated dog shedding. Now this process would need to be done every month to month and a half to continue to receive the same results.
