would this work on a border collie with a really fluffy undercoat?
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I would say no. These Clippers are definitely not made for dog fur. They get hot. They're already warm by the time I shave my head. These have been good to me so far, but if I had to trim dogs I would just buy the more expensive Osters
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I have used them on a Poodle that we just got and they worked wonderful, i also have used them on a shih-tzu, all the times i have used them i have used them on the low setting, one thing to keep in mind is that the blades get really really hot.
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I bought these to use on my poodle. One speed clippers didn't work on her. Over the winter her fur got pretty long and matted and these clippers worked great. My son also used them on his dog. Not sure what she is but her hair is probably more like a collie. I would highly recommend these.
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I am a professional barber and I use it daily. The only problem I have with it is the blades tend to get hot as I'm working. The power isn't how described so it takes me longer causing the blades to overheat. I plan on switching over to ceramic blades. I was told they don't get hot. With that said I don't see why it wouldn't work on your pet. Unless you have them constantly running.
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It works well with my German Shepherd, I'm not sure how much of an undercoat your lab has, but he/she has thick hair, this will work well.
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I showed dogs for years. Shelties and some can have thick coats. This is not a large, commercial dryer but if you line brush against the Lay of the coat, it should work well. Of course, with that dense a coat, it will take a while. My son and daughter, who tried to take mine, now got their own they use on their large breed dogs that have shorter,more thick coats. Love this when they are blowing coat. Wash them, take them outside to blow dry and watch the fur fly. �. Mine has lasted for years.
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I would think so. I use the slicker brush in conjunction with the FURminator. My border collie seems to enjoy the slicker brush more though. She will lay down and let me brush her.
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I have used it on a Pomeranian and a Shih-Tzu. One has a thick DOUBLE coat (Pomeranian) and the other a more silky, thinning hair. It worked great for both of those.
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My Aussies have long hair and thick under coats and it works great. I am not sure if it is the right tool for long silky hair like a yorkie.
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Good Question. I would say yes... but only with a gun designed for undercoating. She's thick and takes awhile to dry. I would buy a product made to spay on. this is not a two stage product, no mixing.
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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 know this is an old question but I thought I'd answer for others. It does work for thick coated dogs. I have a double coated long hair border collie/malamute mix. He doesn't feel it right away, it just shocked him for the first time today :(It took 4 or 5 barks, but he got a very confused look on his face and jumped. So it will work, it just takes a few more barks for them to feel it
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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!
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My dog has a mussle, so my answer is not exact. But if you're creative, I think it would be adaptable. Perhaps by taping some soft rubber fabric...?
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Definitely. Ive been using it for my pitbulls and their coat has a great shine to it.
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Absolutely, this works on medium-short fur to long fur. I use it on my labs and my friend used it on her great pyrenees dogs. We both love it and it works great.
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No, it would not work on a Sheltie. I used to have a double coated dog, it was a Pomeranian and it would not have gone through his hair. The two dogs that I used it on were a Miniature Pinscher, which have short hair and a long haired chihuahua. The comb went through the Miniature Pinshcer's short hair a lot smoother than it did the long haired chihuahua's and she did not have the double coat.
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The brush is big enough for the large breed dog, but not for the short hair one which I have. This W6110 grooming rake will not rake the under coat of the dog, it just kind bush the hair.
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I don't see any reason why it wouldn't, however, the curved blade will cut longer hair ( in addition to the undercoat) if it is tangled. This could be objectionable to some people.
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Hi David. I would say yes to a Pom, though you may have trouble getting to his undercoat. The bristles are not super long, so I would suggest a rake for that part, but this brush works great on topcoats and longhaired cats. Either way, you'll likely find it useful :)