Spinning dog hair is not a new art form. Dog hair has been found in yarns dating back from pre-historic Scandinavia, and in textiles from the Navajo and Northwest Coast Native Americans of North America. It was the main fiber spun on the Northern American continent before the Spaniards introduced sheep.
Spinning canine locks is not a novel technique. Canine hair has been discovered in ancient yarns from prehistoric Scandinavia, and in traditional textiles from Native American tribes such as the Navajo and Northwest Coast. Before the introduction of sheep by the Spaniards, dog hair was the primary source of fiber on the North American continent.