
Photo by: Kathryn, Smithfield
To protect your home from dog drool, you need to:
- Understand what causes excessive drooling
- Cover high-use areas, like where your dog sits on the sofa or bed, with a dog-proof throw or furniture protector
- Be ready to clean fabrics and other susceptible surfaces to reduce the impacts of drool
But that’s not the whole story. Owning a dog makes life a good measure happier—and messier. Constant fur to vacuum, muddy paws to manage, and full-body fur shakes after rainy walks. But the slimiest canine mess is the dreaded dog drool puddle. Your dog puts your devotion to the test when you sit on a drool-soaked couch cushion or slide across the hardwood floor on a patch of…
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