Would this dog be proper as a way to model hand made coats and sweaters for dachshunds? If not, does anyone know of one that would be?Thank you.
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I think it would, but this plush is quite a bit smaller than a regular size doxie. This is more of a mini size. I had what they call a tweenie dox and this plush would be too small for a tweenie also. I think you could model after, but increase the size of the garment.
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For an authentic mannequin for making dog clothes use Amazon and put inEast Side Collection Dog Mannequin - BlackYou will also see other types on the same page
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It does seem big and sturdy enough. I actually put a wee coat I found at Petco on the one I gave as a git and it fit perfectly!
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Great dog. The collars are not breed specific. I have a 150# great dane and 30# bull dog mix on mine. If corrects both of them when required.
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I have a mix breed as well. Part Pomeranian and some other things. Her coat isn't super long, but not short either. She's been fine with the short hair brush.
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I have a 22lb dachshund. he wears it just fine. He tracks with it. We hike. He hunts rabbits, even trees squirels. Best money on equipment I´ve ever spent.
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Depends on your dog's coat. I have a lab and a german shepherd. While the lab has a double coat, it is not the correct brush for her. The german shepherd, has a longer double coat and it's perfect. I use it first and followup with a wider toothed comb to pick up the loose fur, then a run outside to let the rest of the fur fly. It would not be good for shorter coated dogs like a dalmatian or beagle.
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No I bought the x large and it fit a dog a little bigger that a regular dachshund, i would at least get a med or large, i know it sounds crazy. But the size of the x large was crazy small, I can Send you a pic of the dog it fit
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I use this model on both of my Great Danes. Plenty length for them but too much and too big for my mini Dachshunds. I use the small dog on them.
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I have a Shih Tzu and her hair gets very long. I am also very familiar with the Cocker Spaniel coat as I have owned one as well. Yes it will work fine. Go slow in the direction of the hair, not against the direction. Keep the blades moderately oiled. Also make sure you detangle any possible knots and brush thoroughly before you cut. You will be fine.
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I have a Pitt Bull and he sheds like crazy! I have the dyson animal. Was wondering if it will work for his type coat?
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I have a Yorkie. He weighs 11 pounds and wears a small in everything that I buy him. I got him this sweater in a small. It took forever to get here, and then when I opened it I was very dissatisfied. That sweater wouldn't of even fit a squirrel. I couldn't even get the things over my dogs head. I know it's very cute, but it's made in China so obviously the sizing is a little whacky over there. And then when I wanted toSend the stupid thing back the company that I ordered it from gave me a really hard time. Amazon took care of me though. All in all I know it's cute but don't waste your money! I have a Yorkie. He weighs 11 pounds and wears a small in everything that I buy him. I got him this sweater in a small. It took forever to get here, and then when I opened it I was very dissatisfied. That sweater wouldn't of even fit a squirrel. I couldn't even get the things over my dogs head. I know it's very cute, but it's made in China so obviously the sizing is a little whacky over there. And then when I wanted toSend the stupid thing back the company that I ordered it from gave me a really hard time. Amazon took care of me though. All in all I know it's cute but don't waste your... » Read More I have a Yorkie. He weighs 11 pounds and wears a small in everything that I buy him. I got him this sweater in a small. It took forever to get here, and then when I opened it I was very dissatisfied. That sweater wouldn't of even fit a squirrel. I couldn't even get the things over my dogs head. I know it's very cute, but it's made in China so obviously the sizing is a little whacky over there. And then when I wanted toSend the stupid thing back the company that I ordered it from gave me a really hard time. Amazon took care of me though. All in all I know it's cute but don't waste your money! « Show Less
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We are currently working on getting the correct picture up. The "thumbnail" picture of the preview of the product is correct but the dog is not. Hope to see this fixed soon. Thanks for letting us know!
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i believe they would. my dog is a big old english sheep dog,lots of hair and they do a very nice job. i'm still a beginner with a lot to learn. worse comes to worse wahl claims to replace them with another model if you are unhappy. i do think you will be very pleased with your results. good luck!
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Petco Uses really small ones that aren't a bad size, but the medium is really good. 7 1/2 inches of pure fun! They will enjoy it as my winter white dwarf does. I suggest spending the extra (like, 2 dollars?) and getting a medium. Just make sure you have room for 7 1/2 inch toys. ENJOY! :)
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I haven't had any problems with matting fur on my dogs. Really only one has long hair, German Shepherd, but no problem with matting. Another dog is a rescue and she didn't have hardly any hair when got her. She's been a part of our family for a year now, and she has a beautiful coat. Her hair is about an inch long now. But still no problem matting. Maybe your dogs have much finer, softer hair?? I love, love these collars. They are sturdy, perform beautifully, and look awesome. You might want to consider a rolled leather collar? Hope this helps. Oh, I would probably lean towards the medium size. Hope this helps you... and your furry babies! I haven't had any problems with matting fur on my dogs. Really only one has long hair, German Shepherd, but no problem with matting. Another dog is a rescue and she didn't have hardly any hair when got her. She's been a part of our family for a year now, and she has a beautiful coat. Her hair is about an inch long now. But still no problem matting. Maybe your dogs have much finer, softer hair?? I love, love these collars. They are sturdy, perform beautifully, and look awesome. You might want to consider a rolled leather collar? Hope this helps. Oh, I would probably lean towards the medium... » Read More I haven't had any problems with matting fur on my dogs. Really only one has long hair, German Shepherd, but no problem with matting. Another dog is a rescue and she didn't have hardly any hair when got her. She's been a part of our family for a year now, and she has a beautiful coat. Her hair is about an inch long now. But still no problem matting. Maybe your dogs have much finer, softer hair?? I love, love these collars. They are sturdy, perform beautifully, and look awesome. You might want to consider a rolled leather collar? Hope this helps. Oh, I would probably lean towards the medium size. Hope this helps you... and your furry babies! « Show Less
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I checked this out online, and Wisdom panel has over 170 breeds in their database (more than their competitors) and welsh pembroke corgi is one of those. However they do not list a cardigan corgi as one those 170 breeds so I doubt if that supposed 2 percent would show up. I suppose it would be worth a try, but really - how important is that 2percent?
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I bought it for my dog, he likes it, but sorry it won't help you. Good luck, but it is adorable.
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Both of my dogs are short hair dachshunds, but I know they mention in the brochure that you may have to trim the fur on thick or long hair so that the sensor on the throat makes contact. I can attest to the importance of the sensor making contact sufficiently, otherwise the collar won't work properly. Hope that helps...good luck.