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  1. Dog, rabbit and fox fur found in toys and key rings sold in Australian markets and online

    Laboratory testing of seven fluffy toys and key rings sold by online retailers and at stalls in markets…
    #Australia #abcinvestigations #animalwelfare #AU #Austrlia #doghair #fakefur #fourcorners #fourpaws #foxfur #fur #keyrings #microtexanalysis #nswfairtrading #rabbitfur #toys
    europesays.com/australia/78094/

  2. The back deck after brushing our yellow Labrador. #doghair

  3. The back deck after brushing our yellow Labrador. #doghair

  4. The back deck after brushing our yellow Labrador. #doghair

  5. The back deck after brushing our yellow Labrador. #doghair

  6. This gadget is called a Furminator. A comb to get the loose hair off your dog. Used it for the first time a few minutes ago. Thinking now that I should get a lifetime supply of these things!

    #dogsofmastodon #doghair

  7. This gadget is called a Furminator. A comb to get the loose hair off your dog. Used it for the first time a few minutes ago. Thinking now that I should get a lifetime supply of these things!

    #dogsofmastodon #doghair

  8. This gadget is called a Furminator. A comb to get the loose hair off your dog. Used it for the first time a few minutes ago. Thinking now that I should get a lifetime supply of these things!

    #dogsofmastodon #doghair

  9. If we're going to have dogs as companion animals, why not utilize their fur? I know all the long-haired dogs I've known have appreciated a nice shearing! (My first job was working for a dog groomer.)

    How #DogHair Is Making a Resurgence as a #Sustainable #Textile

    By David Ramli
    November 1, 2023

    "#Chiengora—the art of turning dog hair into textiles—has lived in relative obscurity for decades, coveted by hobbyists and fanatics. But efforts are underway to turn the unlikely fiber into a hyper-sustainable fabric. The term is a portmanteau of chien, French for dog, and 'gora,' borrowed from the angora breed of rabbits and goats whose hair is used to make fabrics."

    time.com/6330351/dog-hair-sust

  10. If we're going to have dogs as companion animals, why not utilize their fur? I know all the long-haired dogs I've known have appreciated a nice shearing! (My first job was working for a dog groomer.)

    How #DogHair Is Making a Resurgence as a #Sustainable #Textile

    By David Ramli
    November 1, 2023

    "#Chiengora—the art of turning dog hair into textiles—has lived in relative obscurity for decades, coveted by hobbyists and fanatics. But efforts are underway to turn the unlikely fiber into a hyper-sustainable fabric. The term is a portmanteau of chien, French for dog, and 'gora,' borrowed from the angora breed of rabbits and goats whose hair is used to make fabrics."

    time.com/6330351/dog-hair-sust

  11. If we're going to have dogs as companion animals, why not utilize their fur? I know all the long-haired dogs I've known have appreciated a nice shearing! (My first job was working for a dog groomer.)

    How #DogHair Is Making a Resurgence as a #Sustainable #Textile

    By David Ramli
    November 1, 2023

    "#Chiengora—the art of turning dog hair into textiles—has lived in relative obscurity for decades, coveted by hobbyists and fanatics. But efforts are underway to turn the unlikely fiber into a hyper-sustainable fabric. The term is a portmanteau of chien, French for dog, and 'gora,' borrowed from the angora breed of rabbits and goats whose hair is used to make fabrics."

    time.com/6330351/dog-hair-sust

  12. If we're going to have dogs as companion animals, why not utilize their fur? I know all the long-haired dogs I've known have appreciated a nice shearing! (My first job was working for a dog groomer.)

    How #DogHair Is Making a Resurgence as a #Sustainable #Textile

    By David Ramli
    November 1, 2023

    "#Chiengora—the art of turning dog hair into textiles—has lived in relative obscurity for decades, coveted by hobbyists and fanatics. But efforts are underway to turn the unlikely fiber into a hyper-sustainable fabric. The term is a portmanteau of chien, French for dog, and 'gora,' borrowed from the angora breed of rabbits and goats whose hair is used to make fabrics."

    time.com/6330351/dog-hair-sust

  13. If we're going to have dogs as companion animals, why not utilize their fur? I know all the long-haired dogs I've known have appreciated a nice shearing! (My first job was working for a dog groomer.)

    How #DogHair Is Making a Resurgence as a #Sustainable #Textile

    By David Ramli
    November 1, 2023

    "#Chiengora—the art of turning dog hair into textiles—has lived in relative obscurity for decades, coveted by hobbyists and fanatics. But efforts are underway to turn the unlikely fiber into a hyper-sustainable fabric. The term is a portmanteau of chien, French for dog, and 'gora,' borrowed from the angora breed of rabbits and goats whose hair is used to make fabrics."

    time.com/6330351/dog-hair-sust