I've got a Malamute mix, and yeah, it just never ends. There are definitely times where it's worse, but you eventually lose the strength to keep fighting the inexorable tide of shed fur and you just accept that your house will never be a clean or sterile environment. Then you stop even noticing it until you wear fancy clothes or someone points out to you that you are covered in it. The roller brushes provide temporary succor, but does nothing in the long term. The Roomba will contemplate suicide. The undercoat rakes will never brush all of it out even if your dog behaves well enough to let you do it for the time it would take to give them a proper brush out every single day.

I have two huskies. I'm just tired. You never gain any ground.

My GSD shed this year from February to July. Her coat never got thinner she just kept making and shedding the undercoat for 5 months. My roomba came around the corner and just said "I'm Tired Boss" I started breaking out the dustmop because it was filling a bag every 2 days.

finally in august, she just stopped shedding and hasn't re-formed her thick coat yet.

might have to get her a calendar for xmas....

I don’t understand how my dogs aren’t bald.

My friend felted the dog fur into a sweater for her hairless cat. Felters truly are the trash goblins of the art world.

I put a full couch cover on the they usually vomit on it within 2 days.

Pet hair, glitter, and nerf darts. You will never finish getting rid of them

Barn cats are peak cat. You get to play with them outside, they eat rodents, they don't come inside and ruin everything.

And that's why I have leather couches. You don't see the hair until you need to move the cushions, then you have little mountains to vacuum up. Or, put the cushion back down and watch your living room turn into a snow globe

Got a fluffy black cat and a fluffy white cat. I also mostly gave up.

And that's the single main reason I don't want another cat after my two cats died, a few years ago. Love cats, but living in an apartment makes dealing with hair a real struggle.

I am the owner of a black fabric couch and a large dog with longish, mostly white fur. It's a battle against windmills.