Any good suggestions for removing it from a dog's fur? That is besides thinning it out!!!

Rubbing alcohol or nail polish remover.

resolvit, wd40, goo gone

When we lived in our old house in Pine Hill (guess where the name came from!!!)we all used rubbing alcohol on cars, kids' toys, lawn furniture, hanging laundry, etc.

Oil - cooking oil, baby oil, etc.

vegetable oil or peanut butter. work it into the sap and let your other dogs clean it off!

works every time here - and pb works great on gum in the hair too!

Toothpaste and a flea comb, non-toxic! Seriously, the toothpaste is a tiny bit abrasive and breaks the sap down, and the flea comb removes it. These are also items that you have on you, in the hotel room or the car in the parking lot at the showgrounds!

Beware:

Toothpaste is toxic,, read on the back.

My son almost died eating it. It is also on the poison control list...

Yes, be careful with the toothpaste, agree. And all you need is a little baby oil. Out in two seconds. Just keep a small baby oil in your dog supplys.

I've always used the peanut butter. Works great.

Thanks, have all of the above around the house. Will start with alcohol!!!

Avon's Skin-so-Soft works well, and smells better than alcohol or nail polish remover, too!

My dog got into it right before a show and I used Goo Gone. Rubbed it off thoroughly and then washed him as usual. Worked like a charm.
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