Your couch is wearing more dog than the dog.

For a couch, a reusable roller that rolls the hair into a bin you empty, so you never buy sticky sheets again. In the car, a copper scraper for the seats and seams. For clothes and blankets, silicone discs that tumble in the washer and dryer.

A reusable roller. Roll it over the cushions and the hair ends up in a compartment you dump in the trash. No sticky sheets to buy, ever. Then work the seams and corners with a pet hair glove.

Drag a copper scraper across the seat and the hair ground into the fabric comes up with it. The head is small, so it's quick on a car seat and slow on a whole couch.

Shake the blanket out, then toss silicone discs in with the load. They tumble through the wash and the dryer and grab the hair, so it lands on the disc, not your pants. Leaving in five minutes? Use a reusable lint roller you rinse clean.

Yes, if you're done rebuying sticky refills. Rinse it, let it dry, use it again. It feels different from tape, so give stubborn spots a few extra passes.

A rubber broom. Sweep it across the rug and it drags the hair out of the pile and off hard floors. Rinse it after. Hair in every room? That's a job for a pet hair vacuum.

Toss in wool dryer balls. They cut the static that holds hair to fabric, so it lets go and the lint trap catches it. Clear the trap after every load.