Owner Frustrated By Dog Shedding In Car, Invents Hilarious Doggy Leotards & People Can’t Stop Laughing

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Tyson Walters is the proud owner of a huge Saint Bernard named Harley. Despite his love for Harley, Tyson recalls feeling frustrated whenever he had to take Harley on a car ride:

“My car was practically ruined. Harley’s hair would intertwine in the fabric and not want to ever come out. She would shake and the hair would just explode off her and disperse throughout the car.”

Sound familiar, dog owners?

It got to the point where Tyson started day-dreaming about a gadget that would prevent all that shedding in the first place. “I couldn’t find a solution. So I decided to make one.”

That’s when Tyson invented the Shed Defender. Check out the hilarious photos on the next page:

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2,287 thoughts on “Owner Frustrated By Dog Shedding In Car, Invents Hilarious Doggy Leotards & People Can’t Stop Laughing”

  6. Sandy Cruz

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    Please post how you made this so i could make the same
    My two chihuahuas also shed way too much and my vacuum does not pick it up so my new car always look messy and i have to warn passengers to be aware

  14. Karen Groth

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    I’ve been picking up Golden Retriever poop and hair for over 13 years and although at times its been aggravation unlimited, I still love him and don’t regret any of it. I know some day in the near future I will look at my floor and try to find reasons for being happy thatI don’t have to vacuum twice a day every day but it will be bitter sweet!

  25. Lynn Reigle

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    I think it is cruel, invented by an animal abuser more interested in being too lazy to vacuum his car than the comfort of his dog. Notice, there is no openings to be able to pee or poop but says it can eliminate the, “…cone of shame.” How fast can you get this off the dog when it has to go? Notice that not one dog appears happy to be in this retard-leotard. If you are so$#%&!@*about shedding, there are breeds that do not shed.

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