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From: kimh@tekig1.UUCP (Kim Hastings)
Newsgroups: net.pets
Subject: Re: Dog Hair-help...
Message-ID: <1718@tekig1.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 25-Jul-84 03:36:34 EDT
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Posted: Wed Jul 25 03:36:34 1984
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Organization: Tektronix, Beaverton OR
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I have a malamute who is also a great producer of spurious hairs.  I bought
my dogs a pickup truck and canopy with screened windows to ride in.  The
great thing is that you can use it for other things too!

I also have sliding windows between the cab and back.  It's great for that
extra margin of safety when picking up hitchhikers -- one loud bark in their 
ear when they first climb in and they're quite docile from then on.

Oh yeah -- you *can* cut down on the amount of hair to be shed by moving to 
a warmer climate or keeping your dog inside alot when it's cold.  My malamute
refuses to sleep inside in all but the coldest Oregon winter nights though.
She likes waking up covered by a light layer of snow.

Just remember, your human friends probably aren't perfect either...

-- Kim

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