A homeowner's shaggy dog brings shredded bark mulch into the house. They want a natural-looking alternative that won't cling to fur, avoiding hot rock mulch.
Light, fibrous pieces easily catch in long fur and track everywhere. Heavier, smoother materials like pine straw or larger bark nuggets stay put better.
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