What are brush head dimensions for the large size and small size? I want to get the right size for a 40 lb shepherd-heeler mix.
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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!
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Hello Angie,Glad to help you with this.The large slicker brush is 5 inches (125mm) wide Angie so we think the smaller slicker brush would work better for your 40lbs doggy.The bristles are slightly smaller than the head dimensions.I hope this answers your questions.Best regards,Jude(The Pet Portal Team)
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We have a yorkie and a Lhasapoo. Use a3 3/4 FC blade and the comb at whatever length you want. Hopes that helps.
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This is a little bit of a diffeicult question. The body part of the brush is square. If you measure bristles from end to end mine is 3 inches. I believe this is the large one.
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My collars are used on my hunting beagles. It may look a little big but it does not weigh that much. I have to use the last hole in the collar, due to the GPS antenna on top, on my smaller females but they have never lost one in the brush. My beagles are 12 1/2" to 14" at the shoulders. The DC40 might be required for the terrier since they usually have smaller heads than a beagle.
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I think this brush will be great when your dog is young. When he grown, you may need to add a metal comb-type brush to get down deeper into his/her undercoat). Also, I'd go with the larger since your dog will be larger in short order.
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I believe it depends how you measure the top of the brush from bristle to bristle. Mine is about 3" and the number is BW-R570XLG. Obviously I have the XL. I think they got the numbers mixed LG is 2 and XLG is 3 since that is what is written on my brush. By the way I like the brush and I got the XLG because my hair is curly and it blows out straighter with this brush.
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I have a miniature long-haired dachshund. I bought the 'small' (7.5 inch) for her, and it works perfectly. I loved the brush so much, that I ended up ordering the large (9.25 inch) for myself, and absolutely love it.
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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.
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The brush surface is 5/8" x 1/4". The head itself is just a bit wider than the bristles. I would call it dainty, but effective.
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In general, both of those dogs would probably fit in the large category in terms of the brush, it won't matter much. However, I have two dogs over 100lbs and one about 60lb, but I prefer the medium sized brush for all of them. It isn't much smaller, but the slimmer size helps greatly when brushing the haunches as well as other small areas. Given that you have a Shepard and an Elk Hound (wonderful dogs, two favorites!), I would be a little more careful when brushing with this tool. The cottony-ness of that fur can sometimes tangle in the small teeth of the comb. I truly love the FURminator, it has been wonderful for me, so I hope this answers your question. In general, both of those dogs would probably fit in the large category in terms of the brush, it won't matter much. However, I have two dogs over 100lbs and one about 60lb, but I prefer the medium sized brush for all of them. It isn't much smaller, but the slimmer size helps greatly when brushing the haunches as well as other small areas. Given that you have a Shepard and an Elk Hound (wonderful dogs, two favorites!), I would be a little more careful when brushing with this tool. The cottony-ness of that fur can sometimes tangle in the small teeth of the comb. I truly love the FURminator,... » Read More In general, both of those dogs would probably fit in the large category in terms of the brush, it won't matter much. However, I have two dogs over 100lbs and one about 60lb, but I prefer the medium sized brush for all of them. It isn't much smaller, but the slimmer size helps greatly when brushing the haunches as well as other small areas. Given that you have a Shepard and an Elk Hound (wonderful dogs, two favorites!), I would be a little more careful when brushing with this tool. The cottony-ness of that fur can sometimes tangle in the small teeth of the comb. I truly love the FURminator, it has been wonderful for me, so I hope this answers your question. « Show Less
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i really dont know the sizes. they are great brushes a recomendem i love them
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By my measurement, the brush diameter is about one inch. The brush is flexible and will fit into smaller spaces.
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I don't know the exact size, but my badger brush fits perfectly! The other side for the razor will accommodate any razor size.
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I think it might be a bit large for a Pomeranian weighing 4 pounds....may be a bit too wide. I have a Great Pyrenees that I use it on and do have a friend with a rough-haired Collie who is much smaller than my dog but the Collie loves being brushed with this.
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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...
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My only experience is with my lab mix. She sheds a lot but does not have a long coat. The large brush works for my dog but not sure how the slicker brush would do for the long coat.
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Hello Daniel, This is Jude from HappyDogz. We're glad to help you with this. Our small - medium sized deshedding tool is actually for smaller dog breeds. We believe that the large sized brush would be a better fit for your Lab compared to the smaller brush. I hope this answers your question. Best regards, Jude (HappyDogz Team)