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Best Dog Friendly Couches – All dogs are perfect, but not always the best in the room. They crawl, climb furniture, and if it’s an American Bulldog named Gus, they scratch themselves and growl repeatedly. But as the proud mother of this bulldog, I know there’s a greater joy than coming home to a 60-pound mutt that wants to smack me in the face as soon as I walk in the door. Yes, I am such a mother dog. I let my dog jump on me and lay on the couch and lay on our bed as he had me wrapped in his little paws. But even if I beat myself up, I won’t deny that having a dog at home does present some challenges.
As I found out, creating a dog-friendly home takes a lot of thought, and the people who live there are our best resources. So I did what anyone would do. I asked my boss to ask you real smart people how do you keep your house clean. Now I’ve compiled the results and can’t wait to share all the tips and tricks. We talk about the best and worst fabrics, the best cleaning products, easy thieves and more. Let’s get to it:
Best Dog Friendly Couches
Barry: I know there are people who live in “no dogs on the furniture” homes. These people need to show that respect and will probably show themselves in the comments section (please give me advice on how to achieve this). The rest of us need something funnier than that. I was recently in the market for a new home, and since my life revolves around my dog, I had to ask what is recommended for dogs (especially ones that shed tons). I’ve been told that barking is the #1 recommendation for dog owners, which is no surprise. The leather is easy to clean and hair does not stick to it. Obviously, real leather sticks to scratches better, but faux leather is easy to clean – just not for long.
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1. Modern Leather Style 2. Texada Sofa| 3. Hoxton Black Leather Sofa | 4. Leather Sofa 5. Sven Charme Tan Sofa 6. Contemporary Brown Leather Mirror Sofa
Strong knitwear: If you don’t like leather and want something a little more fashionable, fear not. There are fabrics that are strong and durable. My research has shown me that the tighter the weave, the better (think chenille and herringbone – fur-hiding fabrics – but eat between them if your dog is a nibbler, as his nails can be damaging). Additionally, synthetic fibers like microfiber are high on the pet (and kid) friendly list because they can be cleaned with most carpet cleaners and pet hair is easily removed. If you’re going for a woven fabric, you might want to consider matching the fabric to your dog’s color if you don’t mind seeing hair everywhere. And I mean it
1. Two sofas 2. Sven Birch Ivory Sofa | 3. Sloan Custom 3 Seater Sofa| 4. Sliding sofa | 5. KIVIK Sofa 6. Amherst Stone Sofa
Velvet: About half swear by Velvet, and the other half will call me crazy in the comments section. We wrote an article about this last year and found that synthetic velvet is better for children because it holds better and is easier to wash and condition. So, if you are in the market for velvet jewelry, go for synthetic materials or materials for best results.
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1. Mirage 75″ Sofa 2. Calais Channel Tufted Sofa 3. Olsen Sofa 4. Rivet Aiden Tufted Mid Century Velvet Sofa 5. Two Sofas 6. Shelia Velvet 80″ Sofa
Cow: I have a white carpet and between the spilled wine and my dog’s poo, the stain is still there this time. I’m not exaggerating when I say it’s the easiest thing I’ve ever had the pleasure of cleaning (and I hate cleaning). If the problem is immediate, a cloth and a little water will remove the stain, but if the stain is more stubborn, detergent works its magic. In my experience, even faux leather is easy to clean because the hair is spread so far, you can wash the leather and you can wipe it back and forth and not worry about damage. Emily also swears by cow dung for children who abuse animals.
Vintage Persian Rugs: If you’ve ever owned an old Persian rug, you know they can take a beating, but most importantly their age and wear is part of their beauty. This minimizes accidents and scratches, and in case of stains, the design is well covered. We know they’re stocky, but Emily and Sarah are on the spot for certified Persian fish, and even though they’re cute, I trust their judgment. 🙂
Carpet – the people have spoken. Gone are the days when you would get down on your hands and knees in anger and scrub away flea spots. Machine washable rugs are the future, my friends, and I’m happy to tell you that we’ve got a lot of them at DM’s Vii Ruggable. Our work here is done.
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Now for the cleaning part, the best walk for an owner is to walk the dog. It’s safe to say that regular cleaning tools just don’t cut it for a dog-friendly home. We need heavy duty, specialized equipment to 1. clean hair and 2. remove odors and pet products. Here are the main options:
Chom Chom Roller: EHD Alum Emily Bowser recommended the Chom Chom Roller a while back and it’s been the most talked about product in the office ever since. Cat and dog owners agree that this is the only pet hair removal product that removes 100% of hair from fabrics.
Germ Air Purifier: It’s amazing how polluted the air can become when a dog comes into your home and life. The amount of dust and debris that accumulates is unlike anything I have ever seen or experienced. Air purifiers are essential for removing hair and dander to keep the air in your home clean and breathable.
Roomba Vacuum: I’m not sure if robots will be doing all of our jobs in the near future, but I’m very happy that robots are taking over. Brushing is a daily chore in the dog household, thanks to Roomba for taking one item off our to-do list.
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Dyson Cordless Vacuum: Of all the products recommended to us, the person who told us about this Dyson vacuum was the most excited. It has no attached threads and is designed to handle pet hair, so even pesky needle hairs will disappear.
Folex: If there are a lot of accidents, your carpet will be cleaned and the odor completely removed so your dog doesn’t continue to mark his territory.
Miracle of nature: dogs have a bad smell. can we talk about this Obviously, because our houses seem to smell too, but it doesn’t have to be true. Enter nature’s miracle that removes pet odor from fabrics like no other.
1. Jewelry. Invest in some blankets or bedding that are inexpensive but you don’t mind looking at every day. Throws are also useful, but blankets can add visual interest and don’t need to be constantly picked up and thrown. With several large blankets, you can put them on the furniture and if there is an accident or they start to get dirty, you can replace them. I do this for my bed and my bed so when it’s time for people to rest it’s as easy as pulling out the dog blanket.
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2. Throw blankets everywhere. If you want to try to get your pup off the furniture, putting a drop or two on the carpet is almost guaranteed to prevent them from sleeping in that area. One of you suggested cutting a large IKEA sheepskin rug into small pieces and laying it around the house. I just want to say that I love this idea and will steal it.
3. Save waste. A sealed can is not negotiable, even if your dog is good. No one wants to come home with yesterday’s pizza box torn up on the carpet. If your “angel” is a bit more aggressive, keep the litter box in the closet if possible. We’ve all seen what dogs can do when they’re focused on something, so it’s best to mask the scent to avoid any temptation.
4. Set up a foot cleaning station. Most of us don’t have muddy homes, so take the dog for a walk in the rain.