Hair of The Dog, Or, Why We Need To Buy One of Them Thar Fancy Dyson Vac-yooms

Check this out.

No, we did not pick up a Tribble at Petco. That, dear friends, is the result of one single comb/brush session with Mick. Poor furry bastard - thanks to the recent heat wave, he's been losing hair faster than...than...ah...well, some fast-hair-losing thing. (Gimme a break - it's 10:05 at night and it's still about 85 degrees inside our house.) The job of dad, as noted in section C, subparagraph 4.3, includes "dog grooming". So there you have it. A big pile of dog hair. Happy Monday.

Comments

[Mrs Groovy]

Although kind of expensive for a dog brush the furminator is totally worth it. You would get 5 times that amount of hair out of your dog. I bought the medium size one for 40 bucks and just about died when I saw all the hair.
http://www.furminator.com/

[Whit]

My neighbor grooms dogs and I keep throwing mine over the fence. I'll keep you posted.

[Jim H.]

We have the furminator (and a Dyson) and both are excellent with dog hair - well worth the money. We're due for a good grooming as well.

[Jon D(Graco)]

Wow!
Half the people I work with don't even remember what the trouble with tribbles is....

[Chris]

Wow! That's a lot of hair. I wonder how much you would have if you combine all the hair from the couch, the bedroom, etc. with the hair on this picture.

[Scott]

Ban Hair! All men/women/children and domestic animals should be shaved. Apart from Sandra Bullock, 'cos she has nice woofty hair.