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To: Daffynition
We had a half lab/half cocker for about ten years. She didn't shed. Well, nothing to cause a neat freak like myself any sort of anxiety.

After her passing, we got a black lab.

I can't believe the amount of hair that comes off this dog. I didn't know dogs did this. We've had her for about seven years now though so I have adjusted, sort of. (:

I am not sure I will ever own another dog again after this though. Not just because of the shedding but because I really like to travel and leave for long periods of time.

Anyhow, to the person who started this thread ---the crate. It works like a charm.

117 posted on 07/14/2013 3:33:52 PM PDT by riri (Plannedopolis-look it up. It's how the elites plan for US to live.)
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To: riri

If dogs lived outside they’d have normal shed periods.

Since they’re living inside with artificial light [i.e. artificial lengths of day and night] they’re pretty much gonna shed year ‘round unless you want to replicate the natural seasons by sitting in the dark at night so you reproduce ‘sunset/sunrise’ and the length of days appropriate to every season.

:)


118 posted on 07/14/2013 3:41:53 PM PDT by Salamander (.......Uber Alice!.......)
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To: riri

Admittedly, you can leave a cat for longer periods of time than a dog.

Although not convenient, it’s possible to find hotels/motels who allow dogs.


124 posted on 07/14/2013 5:19:11 PM PDT by Daffynition (Stand Your Ground)
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