Keep them off certain things do you have dog hair free areas. Keep them in the back of your car too

We have dog free zones. For example, they’re not allowed on the furniture and they sit in the back of our station wagon. That limits the amount of hair we come into contact with. I haven’t found a product that removes all, or even most, pet hair

Lint brushes work well. I couldn’t find ours last week when I cleaned the car, so used plain sticky tape for the back of the car seat cover our dog had rubbed against. Even though it worked, it was more tedious. Will be searching the dolls clothes and toy box for my lint brush next time. The sticky rollers do work too but I can’t seem to buy refills in our little town.

Brush everyday! Don;t let it build up.

For starters, teach them to stay off the furniture! For the hair there are many vacuums with pet hair attachments. The stains…..no idea cos I don’t know what they are

Also; I suggest brushing the dogs daily to remove any excess hair.

I suggest placing blankets/covers on sofa’s and seats and then pop them in the wash when dirty. Also; a damp cloth rubbed over the surfaces should remove extra hair and stains. It is always an ongoing job! Good Luck!

Remember that stupid ad and it was like this sticky tape on a roller or something and it would pick up everything..

Just wipe with a damp cloth.

A damp rubber glove, or a fluff brush(those things that you use for clothing)

Looks like you got some great feedback:)

some really good tips here

I have a puppy that lives inside and i remove the hair from the furniture by using a robber glove with dimples on one side, I dampen the dimpled side by wiping it with a wet cloth and then just run my hands over the sofas, chairs etc.
Good luck.

My dog sleeps inside. She has her own bed, no sleeping on the couch. I have an old Donna on her bed so I can clean it. She used to sneak into the couch when I went to bed, so I caught her one night and put her and the bed outside for the night, no more sleeping on the couch. We have a robot vacuum cleaner so it goes on every second day.

Dog hair drives me nuts too. It seems that as soon as we’ve vacuumed its everywhere all over again.

Re the car there are seat covers designed specially designed for pets you can buy and use.
Have you given any thought to covering your furniture that your dogs sleep on. A sheet or blanket is preferable to nothing. I would try to fit it in such a way that it doesn’t slide off too easily. Perhaps try to “tuck” some into the grooves in the upholtery and hang down the front so the sofa isn’t marked where they jump up and down. Some of the stains are possibly from the natural oil in your dogs’ skin. Do you dry your dogs including their feet when they come in from outside at all, especially in wet weather or if there is dirt they regularly roll in?

The sticky rollers are fantastic and gets all hair off everything

we have 3 double coated small dogs that think they own the house so we have clothes brushes in each car and I have one in the laundry so I can go over the clothes before washing and we have the sticky rollers from the cheap shop that you roll along furniture clothes and when that bit is full and no longer working you just rip that bit off and you are back in working order and we have 4 of them as I like using the on the tops of my lounges and any good clothes we keep in suite bags. As our dogs drop enough hair between them to fill up a shopping bag of hair off the floor a day

lint roller and brush is available to remove pet hair.most of the new vacuum cleaners like shark lift away advertise about pet hair removal.i am not quite sure about it.mums who use new vacuum can help

rubber glove, get the glove damp, and it will help to clump it all into a ball when you run your hand over it.

damp cloth, does the same as above

wrap your hand in sticky tape, sticky side OUT, and dab the areas most effected

have cats, it works for them too