How clean is your place? Honest answers pls....

rachelhen

my old dog sheds hair constantly and also now has a weak bladder if \i forget to put her out before bed theres a puddle on the carpet by the front door, I have tried puppy pads but she avoids them. She probably thinks it shows less on the carpet. My house deffo has a doggy tinge...

scheming_gypsy

Mine's more untidy than dirty and it annoys the hell out of me.
Wils moults like there's no tomorrow, she's white and for some reason i bought a black stair carpet. Downstairs is laminate but i constantly have to brush it and the kitchen floor is tiled and usually muddy.
Hairs on the bed and fur dust on everything and the tippy tap tip tap of nails on the floor

gettingready

what about :

having a bath
cats walk in and stare at you
cats lie down on the clean towels
getting out of the bath
drying yourself with those clean towels
realising one is covered in cat hair that stuck to wet skin from the towels....


yeah.. that is me - with a very hairy chest.... sigh....

Frugalista

looopylala wrote: »

labradoodles and cockapoos are supposed to be non shedders too

Don't belive that! The ones we have coming to the kennels moult like crazy :eek:!!

Fridaycat

gettingready wrote: »

what about :

having a bath
cats walk in and stare at you
cats lie down on the clean towels
getting out of the bath
drying yourself with those clean towels
realising one is covered in cat hair that stuck to wet skin from the towels....


yeah.. that is me - with a very hairy chest.... sigh....

How about:

Having a bath
Two Bengal kittens jumping up on side of bath
Two Bengal kittens putting paws in bath and flicking water
One Bengal kitten falling into bath (not bothered by it)
Bengal kitten gets out of bath and sprays water everywhere
Other Bengal kitten falls into bath..... Etc :rotfl:

As for taking a shower? That is a whole other story :rotfl::rotfl:

I really should remember to make sure bathroom door is closed properly :rotfl::rotfl:

gettingready

But you can not close ANY doors when you have cats around as they are always on the wrong side... you should know that

tankgirl1

claire16c wrote: »

Yeah that reminds me I had heard that about Poodles, but he doesnt like the look of those. Not sure hed go for that chinese one :rotfl:



Labradoodle could be a good one. Just looked at some pics of cockapoos, they are cute!

The labradoodle thing - I believe it is recessive, and can depend on generations? No I'm not sure either, but I do know not to just take the breeders say so about the non shedding thing - look it up on the googleweb - I have heard of a good few lab x poodles who have been rehomed because they shed.

No such thing as a 'labradoodle' btw - they are a crossbreed

Kimberley

I have no problem with pet hair because my Bengals hardly shed. As for smell I feed my 3 raw food so no smelly poos in the litter tray

The thing is though if you want a pet then you have to live with the pros and cons of smells, fur etc. It's like having kids, there is no such thing as a tidy/clean house when you have kids.

tankgirl1

My house is full of pet hairs (as are the bed sheets), paw prints, marks up the wall where either dog or child has scraped up against them whilst muddy, bits of cat litter stalked all over the place..... We only moved in last Monday - brand new build, and it has been very much signed by my bunch already!

I do hoover & poop scoop every day, so at least the garden is clean!

scheming_gypsy

Kimberley wrote: »

. As for smell I feed my 3 raw food so no smelly poos in the litter tray

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you not find your house smells like a butchers bin? i feed my two raw, i take it out in the morning to defrost and feed in the evening. By the time they've eaten it the kitchen is starting to honk.