Cat hair. There is no escape. Ever.

[MiddleFingerMom]

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[mythology]

1. Oh how I know this

My car had my parents' dog's hair in it long before the dog got in my car.

[Tuesday Afternoon]

2. she needs a black cat. problem solved.

nice gif, MFM.

[LoveMyCali]

3. I tried that

so now my tri-color cat gets white fur on all my dark clothes and the black cat gets fur on all my light colored clothes. I just can't win.

[riderinthestorm]

4. I've given up. Cat hair, dog hair, horse hair... its everywhere. Welcome to my hairy world LOL. nt

[LWolf]

7. That's my world; add sheep hair.

I have, in addition to cat, dog, and horses, one hair sheep. She sheds short (2-3 inches) hairy wool profusely all spring long, until she is sleek and looks like a goat for the summer.

The dog, though, is the worst. She's the best dog ever, but she sheds that undercoat 365 days a year, and, except for when I clip her in the summer, she leaves enough hair in the house to stuff a small pillow every single week. She's hard on vacuums. Bare (no carpet) floors and a shop vac is the only way to keep up.

[riderinthestorm]

9. Gah! Don't mention sheep (or chickens) out loud or my husband will hear you!!

(rider looks around furtively)

My husband's been trying to turn this place into a petting zoo daily. He would LOVE to get a goat as well....

As it is, I have to sweep all the time (most of my lower level is bare wood just for that reason). I'm more of a slacker though when it comes to vacuuming the throw rugs and furniture though...

[LWolf]

10. If a throw rug

can't be thrown in the washer and dryer, it gets thrown out, lol. I fold old blankets for dog (and cat; they share) beds around the place so that the dog doesn't always have to be on the bare floor. They can be tossed into the washer and dryer with no problem.

I have chickens too, but their molting doesn't intrude in any way. They free range, the dog protects them, and they are the easiest critter on the place to care for.

I'd be leery of the goats; they browse on everything, climb, and are escape artists. They make good horse companions, though. That's what my single sheep does; keeps the old retired mare company when I take the other two out, so she doesn't get stressed at losing her herd.

[Kennah]

5. If you lick yourself, it all goes away--until it comes back up

[In_The_Wind]

6. Nice.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

8. Fur. It's what's for dinner.

And breakfast, and lunch, and all manner of fashion and interior decorating. There is enough fur under my radiators to construct a whole 'nother cat with.

And I am trying to write around Milo, my Gatto di Tutti Gatti, 16 pounds of love in a fur sack. This is why I have to get the innards of my computer cleaned out periodically.