Last Updated on March 2, 2021
2. Use your vacuum
Sweeping and mopping is the way to go when you have hard floors, but if you have carpets, your vacuum cleaner will be your best friend. Carpets are a nightmare for people who suffer from respiratory allergies, and your dog’s hair will cling to them, as well as dander and dust. The first thing to do when you have a dog is to work smart and not hard – buy a carpet that is easy to vacuum and save yourself some trouble. Then, be sure to vacuum the curtains, as well as your furniture. Nowadays, some vacuums are designed especially for households with pets, so you might consider buying one of those.
