As much as I love my dog, I do not want to knit or crochet with her hair, I spend too much time picking it out of my projects πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚. #knitstr #kint #crochet #crochetstr #yarn

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Would a cat be better?

I'll stick to the sheep πŸ‘

does dog hair even have enough crimp to make it a worthwhile yarn?

I'll stick with sheep I think

I think it depends on the breed of dog. I scanned the article and it looks like breeds that live in cold climates have hair that works πŸ€·β€β™€οΈ. I remember reading something years ago about a lady carding dog hair with wool to spin. Mine is a short haired dog, so mixing it would be the only way it would work. πŸ˜‚ I'm itchy just thinking about her hairs poking me.

Now I've seen everything

You are welcome πŸ˜‚