Hello,
someone I know bought the Neato XV-21 Robot Vacuum Cleaner a few years ago. They have a dog and they told me that this robot is wroking really well for dog’s hair. I have 2 dogs and i would like to know if there is a better vacuum robot than the neato xv-21 for pets hair ( irobot roomba 880 maybe?? )
thank you!
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The Roomba 880 is a great robot for picking up pet hair and debris. We also like the new Neato Botvac series for picking up pet hair.
The model that you choose will depend on your needs. These robots also have other features that you may be interested in.
We suggest that you view our robot vacuum comparison table for more information.
I have a dog myself, I know the feeling of never getting rid of that hair all over the couch and so on… 
IMO most robot vacuums do not have enough power and precision to target places with a lot of dog hair.
As for my personal experience - just get roomba 650. I have two dogs and it works with all of the hairs like a charm.
I have it now for about 2 month so i can say its the best value for the money.
It might be a bit expensive as cheapest ones, but its totally worth them.
Iv made a lot of research before deciding the best model, so you can lay on my word 
I am using Stanley Black & Decker FHV1200W Cordless Canister Hair Vacuum for my dog. It has a three-stage filtration system that can prevent dust. It comes with a two-in-one nozzle brush tool and washable filter.
For pet hair, Neato Botovac D80 is the best one available at a great price.
And denying the price, Roomba 980 is the best one with powerful suction for pet hair removal.
And to be honest, Roomba 650 is the best all round one best for pet hair too.
I agree with the latest Roomba, Roomba 980 is burshless which means hair don’t get stuck somewhere inside, since everything goes straight to the bin. I used to have a 650 and it seemed to do great at first. However, when we got our kid a chow (which doesn’t shed so much by the way), that’s when it started doing frequent “cleaning breaks”. Turns out t’was because of the hair. It hasn’t been well reviewed here so now we got ourselves a 980 and never been happier, no more hair getting stuck!!
Hello JackMayyam, as you said comparing in between Roomba 980 and Roomba 650, 980 is great for pet hair pickup. But it’s not a budget option. That is why it is advisable always to get Roomba 650 which is an ideal option for pet hair.
And to my surprise, Irobot updated the 650 with a new design including powerful spinning side brush which perfectly extracts the pet hair.
Update 2017: Irobot released new models like 690 and 960 this year 2017. And I know all you guys are looking for the best Roomba deals this Black Friday. So, to keep you update with the best deals and also about the new models, I created this post.
Purchased a Dyson 360 a week ago, besides the dust bin being on the small side, this has been a great vacuum. Recommend to pet owners to help keep up with hair; especially, if you have carpet.
Yeah, the Roomba 900s are a bit too pricey. In fact, before we opted to this, we took a look on the 800 series. I read here that they’d do good with pet hair too. for the 650 though, we’ve been having problems with it dealing with pet hair. lol. now it’s no longer working -.-
Dyson 360 has amazing suction, but it has too many downsides compared to Roomba 980.
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]It’s too pricey…/:m]
]It doesn’t have any virtual walls to keep it stay away from the places you don’t want to clean./:m]
]Difficult to operate./:m]
Anyhow hope it helps to the maximum…
I am waiting for your update Mangis. What’s your experience with Roomba 650. Is it working like the pro as supposed to be…
Irobot roomba 650 is the best vacuum cleaner for pet hair. this is really good at sucking pet hairs specially dogs.
Recently I’ve come upon at probably the best article covering the robovacs tenrows.com/robot-vacuum/
I myself have a roomba 890 bought from the RobotShop (thank’s again for that magical device)!
But there’s an option bObsweep pet hair which not that expensive and a quite good one judging by the reviews.
Accordingly, It would be great if RS sell it as well.
Price wise: which one would you choose on these two? I own a cat and two dogs and they’re all very furry; leaving furs everywhere especially on the carpet. I’m buying a robot vac today for christmas. The article on this site robotvacuumarea.com/neato-vs-roomba/ gave me a good idea on which one to go but if you could give me some more insights that would be great.
@Xplorer, The site resumes pretty much the differences between both robots.
What ‘‘insights’’ are you looking for?
I have a dog and I love him very much, I took a very good care and use things which is very helpful for my pet… as i can say robot products are really very nice in work and looks
if you want an option in vacuum cleaner other than robot vacuum is Dyson v6 absolute.
The appeal of these robot vacuums is undeniable. But they’re not for everyone. You should think long and hard before buying one. If you read a review of a Roomba in the technology press or an Amazon comments section, you’ll see one common complaint – robotic vacuum cleaners aren’t terribly powerful at sucking up dirt. This is a no-brainer. They’re much smaller than normal vacuum cleaners, and rather than depending on a mains power source, they have to use (and conserve) a battery pack. And they can’t even climb stairs. It is still better to use regular vacuums for pethair.
Having 5 pets in our house, cleaning up the fur mess is no joke. My dog is shedding a lot and still figuring out the cause of his excess shedding. I tried to brush his coat but the shedding is getting worse. In addition to that, I have 2 Persian cats roaming around the house. I live in a tropical area and I use the electric fan a lot. Whenever I clean the house using a broom, the furs are everywhere even in hard to reach corners of the house. I hate using the vacuum cleaner as it is hurting my back a lot.
I was amazed that technology has come up with these inventions. As a senior, I am truly amazed.
