My dog is 21 pounds would you suggest the small brush or medium to large brush. I appreciate if anyone can answer. Thank you in advance :)
2072755
I bought the Medium and love it I have 3 dogs small medium and large and 2 cats works great on all
2072756
I am using the large brush on my 65 pound pup. Even tho it doesn't seem very large I would think the small would be what you should order.
2072757
Hello Terri,This is Jude from HappyDogz team. Regarding your question, we would suggest that you go for the small sized brush for your 21 pound doggy. :)Best regards,Jude(HappyDogz Team)
2072758
Maybe the medium brush? My dog is a husky and the large brush feels small sometimes. I think the small brush is for very small dogs.
2072759
I bought the small size for my 24 lb cairn terrier and it is the perfect size for her.
2072760
Hello Terri, This is Jude from HappyDogz team. Regarding your question, we would suggest that you go for the small sized brush for your 21 pound doggy. :) Best regards, Jude (HappyDogz Team)
1877369
I would go with the large one for med to long fur, unless your German Shepard has short fur. I use the large for long fur on both my dogs, one has long fur he is 70 lbs , the other has short fur and he is 45 lbs.
334834
I guess I would say that the attachments were more small and medium. The smaller attachment is a bristle type, the larger attachments has hard bristles. Just didn't work for me, the attachments kept coming off until it finally just broke. That's just my experience though.
1392037
I use it on my Australian Shepherd, he has a double coat, he won't let me near him with any other brush. With this one he comes right over for brushing when I have it in my hand. He comes to get brushed everyday now, where before, i'd be chasing him all over the house, and holding him down, and could only do small areas at a time. I can even do his sensitive areas with this brush (back of legs, stomach, arm pits) it is wonderful. I use the mini brush.
2185936
That looks like a great size furminator for a Great Dane for I have found the size that you have selected fits great in your hand an make you less tiring while brushing. Their fore the Great Dane feels your comfort an ease an put the dog at ease also. Less strain on you more pleasure on the Great Dane , wish you all the best of luck in your grooming experience
1877366
I would recommend getting the Giant Brush for long hair. We bought the large brush for short hair because we have a boxer. This brush is Amazing!! You'll love it!!
1421372
If he is 20 pounds I would go with the small. My dog is 48 pounds and the large is to big to crush the treats and he looses interest the small is to easy to get out and brings it back in about a minute. the medium is just right for a50 pounder. they love the way it goes in all different ways when you throw it also.
793439
I think that my dog is a cattle dog (she is a rescue) and the brush worked great on her. I was amazed at the amount of hair that came off of her.
123306
I think the small 7.5" 20mm would work well for you. I have the big one but I have Newfies! Great brush, especially if they don't like to be brushed, they will let you with this one because it doesn't pull.
484076
Honestly I'm not home now and this brush isn't as big as it looks but I bought it for my german shephard that's 60lbs and I absolutely love it! Hope that helps!
24131
I suggest the 5". There's no draw back to getting a larger one. The toy isn't made to be carried around by the dog, but rolled and pawed around. Its lightweight, even with food or treats, so there's no worry about the bigger one being too heavy. Like others said, the larger one would hold more and would have less of a chance of being lost under things. Go big! =)
1475713
I got the extra large for my 65 pound Aussie. Also, he is a chewier and I tried the Classic and the Extreme. He definitely needed the Extreme toy. It has lasted a few months, where the Classic he was able to pull pieces from right away. I'm sure you could use the smaller size Kong, but just be aware of how aggressive your dog is as a chewier. The Kong is our dogs favorite toy. It bounces and rolls, and he loves chasing and fetching it. I highly recommend it!!
1372405
The mini is NOT too small for a 20 lb. dog. I bought the larger cube when my poodles got older, and it is my opinion that the big one is too big for almost any dog. My "boys"' would still use it now, but I have 3 of them, and they would fight over it. The mini is suitable for any age or size dog, unless it's a giant breed. It's the best dog toy I've ever found. the first one, now 12 years old is still being used by a friend's dog.
606335
I have a 60lb Husky, the double for me. If your dog has an undercoat then double for sure. I have a deeper comb and I don't use it, I use this instead, and the slicker brush.
732514
How do you know if you should get the small or large combs. We have a bichon Shitzu and a mini goldendoodle and want to start grooming them with our new Andis ultra edge. Just not sure if we need the small or large combs. THANKS:)
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...
534868
I got the large dog size and I have a German Shepherd. Prolly a little smaller than yours but the brush would still work great! Not to mention it does a good job at containing the mess and is easy to remove brushed hair.