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Moulting dog!I'm looking after my friends dog for the day as she is at a funeral, she's a lab x rottie afaik and she is moulting like mad!! All I have is a small (cat sized) slicker brush, I've gone over her with it and got tonnes of hair out, but is there anything else I can do? TIA
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No nothing really, both those breeds moult heavilly, Labs particularly, good luck!! Dawn,. |
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Thanks Dawn  Is brushing it out a good idea, or not? |
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The best thing to do is just stroke her, that get rids of most of the loose hair. You'll probably find you'll be hoovering up dog hair for weeks. I was hoovering up dog hair for months after mine went |
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Get a comb, close toothed, will fetch out loads. Dawn. |
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