I have a 6 pound Russian Toy Terrier would the small size be small enough for him? Are the bristles soft are hard?
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The bristles are the thin metal type that are hard, so I would at gently brush. The small size will be a perfect fit. Hope this helps
1055708
Bristles are metal and hard, but flexible. The one I have would be very large for that size dog, in my opinion.
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This might be a bit big for him. My dog is a 45 lb border collie mix and it is perfect for her. Hope this helps. Also the bristles are pretty hard. They work well for long haired dogs though. You just have to be gentle.
1055710
The bristles are kind of hard . They retract to make it easy to remove the hair so the bristles are a kind of steel material. I got the large brush so I have no idea about the small size. I really like this brush. Hope this helps..
1055711
The brush is too large for small dogs. I USE it on my larger dogs and love it. BUT our 4# dog it wouldn't work well as bristles metal and hard.
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I think they should be called soft. That's what they are labeled and what I always use. Don't detect that they are any different than what I always use. Had a little problem with the first one I used. Some bristles came loose after a few brushings but, so far, that hasn't continued as a problem.
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It will work but not as well as it should. This is for cats. The teeth are designed for cat fur. I would get the medium or large dog brush. Labs have short hair and beagles so get short hair not long. The teeth won't pull as much short hair bc they are designed for long hair. The large is not huge. It is a good size for a lab. I use the XL on my golden retriever and my medium dog. The medium is pretty small.
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Yes, the brush is very soft. I bought it specifically for hardwood floors as we have them throughout our house. This brush does a great job and since the bristles are so soft, it's very easy to vacuum them clean. You won't be disappointed.
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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)
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I have a 17# Mini Australian Shepherd and give him the mini ones. I accidentally ordered the small size and have to break them in half for him. They do break easily, so you might want to figure if it's a better buy to do this or get the minis. My little guy does like them, unfortunately so do my 4 cats, so he has to make sure he finishes before the cats get to it. LOL
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The brush is pretty big. It's for a large size dog, u might have to buy a small one of buy a baby tooth brush. My chihuahua likes the peanut butter taste.
1076003
The small might not fit them. It has plenty of adjustment. Our terrier is 20+lbs and its in the middle of the adjustments.
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The only one that would be tough for a small dog is the paw print. The others are around 2-3 inches but have nibble-able legs, heads and tails. I make cookies for neighborhood dogs of all sizes and haven't had a problem.
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They are not really soft but not as hard as most of the back brushes. I would say stiff and not hard and you can scrub with them and they don't scratch. I think it's a real quality brush. Mary
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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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The brush is smaller than regular brushes that you get a the grocery store. I didn't measure it but I would estimate 1/2 inch. I would think it would ok for a small mouth.
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My dog is 1 yr old. Breed is an Aussiedoodle which has long fur. She has had no issue. If your dog is short hair it might be uncomfortable. I usually use warm water which might soften the bristles. A couple things to be sure and do is don't squeeze the paw as you plunge and don't force the paw down mashing it on the bottom of the container. This is easy to do. I hold the paw stationary and go up and down with ten paw plunger.
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Yes, but I would get the smaller one for a Frenchie.KONG ZoomGroom, Dog Grooming Brush, Small
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When it was brand new the bristles were a bit hard but as I have used it they have softened considerably. Hope this helps :)
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I have not changed any of the bristles on my brush but I don't think it should be that hard at all I've done it with other brushes before it is a very simple task. I do like the brush I'm very happy with it, is very easy to clean. Definitely a good purchase.
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My dog is a rat terrier about 8.5 pounds, so pretty small. the muzzle did not work well for our dog. It actually took a little skin off his nose, so of course we do not use it. sorry