Overboard by Chip Dunham for October 24, 2018

Well it’s 1:00 AM and we are breaking up looking at the mice, wheelbarrows,etc. I always said they have a big self-contained city right there on ship. Fie on anyone who doesn’t think this is the best strip ever.

Fur dogs would give better insulation than hair dogs.

So, why aren’t the mice selling this on eBay?

… or is it eekBay?

The sparrows in my neighborhood just love my 2 Siberian Huskies for their hair after I brush them out.

The mice could sell their harvest – at the Shed Shed. :)

I’m assuming this is PRE Louie rolling in something disgusting…

Hi there, Ellie! Long time no see.

Good morning Crew!

Fur he’s a jolly good fellow…

Oh look Louie is smilng he is one happy puppy X

When I vacuum the canister is full of dog hair and bird seeds.

I dump it in the back yard for the wild birds and bunnies.

I have even seen squirrels dashing off with the hair.

And insulation in such abundance.

Once mice use dog hair for insulated winter warmth, they never go back to crushed up autumn leaves.

Or do what that one groomer does. Make sweaters out of it.

Far better to google dog fur/dog hair—tons of info that better explains it than I can. Our dog Sugar was a hair dog and she definitely needed a coat during winter. They do not have the insulation that a fur bearing dog has hence they feel the cold. I could answer this but to save space just google it. You will understand the differences then.

I get by with a little help from my friends …

Good Evening, Crew.