Is this a good comb for standard poodle?
1546934
i use a slicker brush and follow up with this comb. it just makes it so much easier. you can use it on all types of fur and hair
1546935
absolutely......I like this one cause it seems a bit lighter weight in my hand....than another one I have from another company. No static, smooth gliding on combing....
477829
I think you should judge. I like these and they cut very well I use on toy poodle and very tight curls and cuts with ease. I suggest these as great battery time and you could if necessary use combs that come with it (4) and if shortest slows down clipper just start with biggest and work done, I'm sure this also will work. My thoughts for you get it and you will enjoy it much better than any other clippers to me.Good luck with your decision. Amazon will work with you .
923652
We are using the collar on our standard poodle. It is working well on his medium curl, inch length hair. My sister uses the collar for her large male German Shepard who has thick, longish hair. All of us have been satisfied with the product and haven't had a problem due to hair type. I'd investigate the return policy for peace of mind.
2145499
no I have not used this comb on my dog. It does emit a low sound I don't know if this would bother a pet or not
761999
Coarse 5-in-1s work well under a comb. Fines work well for close work, (pads, sanitary). I use both blades, although I love the original Wahl ArcosI have been grooming since 1976, and am a CMG in both dogs & cats
1201376
We have a yorkie and a Lhasapoo. Use a3 3/4 FC blade and the comb at whatever length you want. Hopes that helps.
880032
There are quite a few size comb guides that fit on the razor head. I don't know if they would work on the Newfie's thick fur, you might want to contact manufacturer direct. I used to have a Golden Retreiver & I did use the large size comb guide to thin out her fur.
732518
Yes, for sure, I have a goldendoodle, 4 months old. Worked amazing with the #10 blade with the combs. I ended up buying the large comb size as well for the variety of cut lengths.
2188152
I use it on my 50 lb. Pudel pointer. He tolerates the comb well. It does help separate and remove matting.
1754069
I have a standard cockapoo who weighs 30 pounds. The clipper does not work too well. I only use it for his feet. Of course, a pomeranian's fur is not as coarseor curly as a cockapoo's. Although I am not a professional groomer, I have personally groomed my cockers for over 20 years. Therefore, I am aware of the various clippers. I would not use this touch-up Wahl for full grooming. Please note that I am a big Wahl clipper fan. All my best clippers are manufactured by Wahl. Beth
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...
2209593
I haven't had a need to use other combs. The combs that came with the clippers have been all I have required. My suggestion would be to find one you would like use and try it. Hope you have success.
437073
I like to use the andis 3 3/4 blade for his all over cut; I keep him in a " puppy cut" and anything else I use shears--his ears and tail.If you like longer hair on the legs again use shears; (good luck). I even clip the top of his head because I love the profile. His hairgrows like the grass. And I haven't had luck using the slip-on combs without them needing cleaning immediately. Good Luck. What kind of dog is yours? Mine is a standard poodle.
2255531
I bought it for grooming my shih-poo mix. He has a very thick and long coat and I had no trouble.I am very pleased with this clipper.
572344
Yes, but I would get the smaller one for a Frenchie.KONG ZoomGroom, Dog Grooming Brush, Small
554919
Yes it does. I use it on my miniature poodle and it works much better than my previous mat comb.
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It depends on the trim you intend to do on your poodle. For a simple kennel cut, I use #10 on face, tail, feet, and #7 on body and legs. Before you purchase clippers, do purchase a good book on poodle grooming. There are also some good videos on YouTube that show which blades to use for various trims.