Posted : 5/11/2010 6:57:39 PM
Literally. Tootsie was walking today, in the living room and a clump of hair fell out of her "pantaloons". Actually, her entire back end is a series of clumps. So I think this weekend we'll be making a trip to the groomers.
Posted : 5/11/2010 7:04:18 PM
haha... I'm pretty sure Casey's EARS are doing that too! It's insane!
both boys got baths yesterday.... fur was flyin' everywhere!
Posted : 5/14/2010 9:17:55 PM
Ah yes, I remember this well with my Toby. A shedding blade and flea comb were godsends. I actually picked them out quite a bit too, it never stooooopped.o.o
Posted : 5/14/2010 11:17:52 PM
oooohhhhhhhhhhh the MOstlie Sheltie used to do that one to me -- the "clumping" coat blowing LOL
I miss it to be honest. I really do. *sigh*
Posted : 5/15/2010 6:47:36 PM
Tootsie, doesn't have fleas.So the flea comb is not needed.
Posted : 5/15/2010 6:54:17 PM
My dogs don't have fleas either, but I have a flea comb - the close tines really work well for removing dead undercoat! With two cattle dog mixes and a cattle dog foster, clumping undercoat is a regular thing here. :)
Posted : 5/16/2010 8:46:47 PM
tiffy Tootsie, doesn't have fleas.So the flea comb is not needed.
Bailey doesn't have fleas either, but I use a flea comb on him all the time & it works great on the thick long hair on his neck.
Posted : 5/16/2010 10:28:40 PM
Posted : 5/17/2010 3:04:04 AM
Oh no I know, I meant I used fine toothed combs on Toby to get some of the hair out.
Posted : 5/17/2010 6:39:26 PM
I know what you meant. I have a comb very similar to a flea comb, that I use. If you've ever owned a Corgi, it does not stop coming ever.