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I usually find the simplest things work best.  The damp marigold gloves sound like a good idea.  My version for when we have son's doggy at the static is to get a damp Jaycloth and sweep it around the carpet in little circles.  It picks up the hair quite well.  If you don't mind spending £3 on a big roll of parcel tape, you can wrap that backwards over your hand a few times and dab up the hair.  It would probably last a few camps.

There's also the little roller you can buy to get fluff off your clothes.  It's sticky rubber, and you roll it across the carpet and then wash the hair off in a bowl of water.

All more time-consuming than a vacuum cleaner, though you'd probably find it difficult to get a small or re-chargable vacuum that picks up dog hair.

Hope you find something that works.

FoO

I'm another Furminator fan...and lots of exercise for Dog (ideally on a windy day!).  Also, having experimented with various brushes and carpet-rakes, I find a Michael Jackson style moonwalk in rubber soled shoes is best for the job...

Regards,

King of Pop (rural)

Hi, we use a rechargable sweeper. One charge lasts the whole week and the handle seperates for easy packing too.

http://www.redsave.com/products/twister-sweeper

Like this one.