has anyone tried it on a double coated Pomeranian?
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No, but it is great on a Standard Poodle who likes to swim in a muddy creek!
889651
You can use it as long as you brush the Pom out well first with a good slicker brush. The comb is used to make certain the brushing was done correctly & there are no mats on the dog.
889652
I have double and triple coated Ragdoll cats and use it successfully - it should work for you
889653
I haven't tried it on that breed but I use it regularly on my fluffy goldendoodle and it works wonders. I can even get mats out with it.
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I used it on my Yorkie - Maltase mix and it didn't get through her fur. So I would not recommend it.
812295
On my very stubborn Airedale-Great Pyreenes, I used it all the time initially. (Ionly use the vibration, not the shock but he acts as if he has been stung by bees.) Although he wore it constantly, I would just work on one behavior (barking, eating poo, 'wait', and now, I have given up on the poo thing because I just wasn't up to watching him every second he was outside). I've also failed in the 'don't eat off the counter' thing. He just drank a whole glass of Baileys, so this could be an interesting evening. I take it off now (he's nearly two) until the behavior we've been working on pops up again, or he's having a particularly bad day. I can't say enough nice things about the widget. I tried a shock collar first, and I would watch him grit his teeth and just take it...not stopping barking at all.
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I have a Pomeranian and a min pin. Both under 15 pounds. The bottle has lasted me over a year because my dogs are small, I can't bathe my min pin often or he gets dry, and I usually take my Pomeranian to the groomer 3 or 4 times a year. My dogs when they seem to scratch a lot, I will bathe them with the shampoo. Don't think my dogs have had any flea tick outbreaks so I believe the shampoo works. My Pomeranian has a lot of thick fur and I walk her near a wooded area and no fleas to report.
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I have Pomeranian's which have hair that is not quite as silky as a Lasa. They work great on them.
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I put mine on a german shepard,it really worked good,it worked to good,it zapped my dog so much she only wore it for 5 minutes.if it doesnt do what you want,when your wonderful dog barks grab him by the scurff of the neck until its almost off its feet and say no,it hurt me to do this but her parents use that method in the wild.it really works. merry christmas.
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Depends on the type of coat that you are dealing with. I have a Chow, they have double undercoats. I use a Mars tool (curved blades, removes loose undercoat without effecting the outer coat) which is similar to to a furminator This brush is useless for de-shedding a double coated dog. However it does a great job when using it to brush and blow dry. It also depends on the type of furminator that you are using. Many models are merely stripping knives. (note; excellent fine tooth stripping knife cost under $10, furminator fine tooth costs upward of $50)
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It's fine for my eleven pound dachshund but I'm having trouble getting it to work on my eight pound Pom. I have a collar that I've put on a collar that is smaller than it one it came on and I'm trying to get the connectors to work right. The collar that comes with it is way too big. So...I haven't figured out the right combination yet to see if I can get it to work. If I do, I'll post it to this same inquiry.
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I would recommend seeing if they make a smaller version for smaller dogs. It's a really good brush - I highly recommend it - but the face of the brush is roughly 5" wide x 3" high, probably much too big for your wee Pomeranian.
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i have a medium coated German Shephard and it works perfectly on her. the tines are not real long at all. I would say it should be great for your Golden.
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Sorry... I have dogs only. I did notice that Fizzion works best on NEW dog stains but NOT well on set-in stainsGood luck!
80304
I think it is a bit too big - unless you are really careful. Plus, for Pomeranian fur, I wouldn't think you need this type of brush, anyway...
556128
I have not, But I believe it is strong enough to do the job even if it takes two coats. If I had a tan top I would sure give it a try.
475424
Only if it has a thick coat. I have 2 German Shepherds but can only use it on one of them because of the thickness of the coats. You could scratch them easily otherwise. For a thick coated dog, it's wonderful!
1725805
No, it is for smooth coated dogs for deshedding purposes. You need a slicker brush and a metal comb for your dog. (Slicker brushes are square brushes with lots of metal "hairs" )
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I have not tried yet, bought the wrong blade, have another machine(Oster). Try to give the dog a bath first an clip near the skin. Good luck!
914632
I have used it with my two chihuahuas very successfully. Getting them to relax and let me use it was the challenge. But it works well.