[atomic_dog]

Hmmmm....

Dog hair pajamas?

I see a great need.

[BenLurkin]

ping

[dighton]

But is it quite safe radioactive?

;-)

[cripplecreek]

Ive found that dog hair make a great filler for vacuum cleaner bags.

[Bikers4Bush]

Lol! Nice.

[Nataku X]

My cats should give me enough for a full wardrobe come shedding season. Anyone interested in buying kitty yarn? ;o)

[stompk]

yuck. would you wear a scarf made of your spouses hair?

ick.

( "here you go. . I've been collecting it from around the drain for MONTHS !" )

[kitkat]

"The three little kittens, they lost their mittens
And didn't know what to do."

Awww...gee whiz, we could have just saved their hair and made them new ones.

[robertpaulsen]

"Miller, an elementary school principal who brings his golden retriever, Kimball, to school each day, collected enough of his dog's hair to create a blanket, two couch pillows, a small teddy bear, a scarf and a picture frame."

And that's just 3 weeks worth of hair. Trust me.

[kitkat]

I often invite my cat to take her fur coat off and get comfortable in the hot weater, but THIS is ridiculous.

[Gingersnap]

I have three Shelties and I used to donate their hair to a couple of spinners I met at my local yarn store. They, in turn, sold the yarn to people interested in novelty fibers.

Somewhere in L.A. or New York there's a fashionista wearing a Dusty fur original.

[exile]

"Dog hair pajamas?"

Can you imagine the smell if you spilled some water on them?

[McGavin999]

A friend of mine was a spinner and weaver. She made a jacket out of Wolfhound hair and it was the warmest thing she ever owned. In addition, it was soft and almost waterproof.

[mikrofon]

'More familiar with the hair of the dog that bit me...