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Ooooookay. So. You are doing the things, you just gotta put it all together. Things your going to need to buy: (prime day is in two days) A grey hound comb- doesn't look like much but it's your work horse A slicker brush https://a.co/d/0iW5tdfU Low shed shampoo Low shed conditioner- spring for furminator brand if you can A velocity dryer https://a.co/d/0bHMconG (it's going to last forever and this is a good one for once household) How to: bath bit Shampoo dog with lo shed shampoo, rinse Shampoo dog again with lo shampoo, rinse Apply Furminator conditioner liberally on dog, use velocity dryer on low seeing to blow conditioner INTO the coat. Make sure it's reaching the skin. When it seems it's probably in there pretty good, ditch the dryer and massage it in. Let sit for 10 minutes... That's important Rinse conditioner thoroughly Dry dog throughly with velocity dryer. Back to front, watch some YouTube videos for technique. Dry bit 6. When dog is dry, nose to tail with grey hound comb. It will go all the way to the skin and get tangles and remaining loose hair out. 7. Slicker brush, makes the coat nice and that will get the fine floaty haha that drifts past your face in the kitchen that seems to defy gravity. In-between: 8. In between bath times you can walk them outside and blow out their coat from time to time. Especially during heavy sheds 9. Greyhound comb and slicker brush as often as you can but you'll figure out how often it's needed by the amount of hair you're getting each time. (Behind the ears every day) You'll still need to vacuum more often than not having a dog of course, but it's not going to be nearly the level you're dealing with now.