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Originally Posted by Pam B

this dog seems to like to pee on my dining room carpet

Buy the dog puppy pads. My dog is housetrained but sometimes she has to go and I keep a puppy pad where she usually goes when no one is around to take her out. She will use it. Most are scented to attract the dog to use it. Much easier then cleaning a carpet.

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Originally Posted by Honey

To start off, I have to say that having a dog is totally my DH's idea. Growing up, dogs were not allowed in the house unless it was extreemly cold. Our dogs had well insolated, clean doghouses. Having said that, I also know that DH is a dog lover and I'm ok with that. We have a blonde cocker named Maggie. Well DS came back home to live and brought his miniture pincher (Squirt) who is black. Now I have black and blonde dog hair all over. It is driving me crazy :evil: We brush them and bathe them on a regular basis, but still have hair everywhere. Aside from vacuming and dust mopping 3 times a day, how do I keep it from taking over :roll: I can't put ANYTHING on without SOME dog hair showing :thumbdown: Ideas, please :!: :?: :idea:

You could wrap them in plastic wrap.

I really can't say enough about the holistic pet food. It's changed my dog and cat shedding to bare minimum. I thought they looked healthy before but now it's such a difference in the bright look of their eyes and their coats shine like glass. If the food you are feeding you pet has grain in it, that is not good for dogs and cats to eat, all it does is fill them up.

I won't lie. The super gnarly dust bunnies armored with dog hair get to me now and then, but all that love makes up for it.