More than a third of devoted pet owners admit they were totally unprepared for the commitment – and mess – their furry friends would bring to the household.
But vet bills , picking up poo and barking or meowing all hours of the night are nothing compared to the chaos caused by the molting of four-legged family members.
As a result, nearly a fifth went as far as to say they weren’t prepared for the hair and muck their furry friend would create. “But they can also give back so much more, and I think our research just goes to show that no matter how much hair or embarrassment your pet may cause, they are still worth the graft.”
The sofa, clothes, in their bed and even their mouth are among the spots that frequently gather canine and feline hairs.However, six in 10 reckon they reached a point where they ‘accepted’ their home would always be riddled with cat or dog hairs, and simply stopped caring – taking a year and eight months to get to this point.
And 38 percent claimed dogs are the biggest culprits when it comes to leaving fur lying around the house.
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