what size of hair i must use for labrador ?
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My shepherd/lab's fur length is about an inch all around and I got him the long hair. So for just a full lab a short hair would do and you can decide on his size which to get for your lab.
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YES, I have a Labrador that part Labrador/part Chow Chow, a lot of hair also and it works very well.
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For a pugs length hair you would want the short hair version. The long hair is for dogs with much longer coats. Such as husky, lab, shepard, etc.
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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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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)
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I ordered a small for a 4.5 min pin it fits perfectly so maybe you would need amedium depending on how much hair hope this helps
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Since the Newfoundland is a long haired dog it would work good. Since my dogs are short haired, (Australian Cattle Dogs) it does not work real well. It does work for loosening the under coat which makes it easier to comb out.
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Definitely get the large one. I used it on my labs with thick hair for water retrieving and it works great. You won't be disappointed...
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I solución soy that the hair should be tal esta 2 inches becuase you hace to roll your hair a round the curler...
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I have long hair and I chose 1 1/4 inch. It is perfect for loose big curls. Hope this helps.
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3" above your rear? So you have LONG hair then. General rule: larger the barrel, looser the curl will be. All purpose size is probably 1" - 1 1/2". So, loose wave, 1 1/2 - 2" if you have long hair.
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go to the Mars website. there is a chart on the site that will tell you the blade size you need for your breed.
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I have a medium length bob.....never use the small curlers.....use the large ones for top and sides and med ones for back...so that is 8 and it works for me....
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I have a lab that uses the large. I would say you need to go to the extra large if he is still growing.
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I bought a large/XL for my dog who measures 31 inches in that area. The L/XL should work perfectly for you and your lab. It really does reduce pulling. I tried going back to my dog's choke collar once last week and it was an awful walk again....me being dragged around and "yelling" at him to stop pulling and heel! I couldn't wait to get back home and get the spoon halter back on. Happy hiking...should make it a lot safer for you, especially on steeper downhill slopes.
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The barrel size. If you have and use a regular curling iron, go by that size if you like the way your hair looks. A smaller barrel, obviously, the tighter the curl. Have used these for years when my cosmetologist used it on my then long, permed hair. Gave it a smooth, soft, touchable, natural look. Also, for me, since I do not have any natural curl, wave or body to my hair, it's best effect is with my perm and the first two haircuts. After that, I use a curling iron for the body and curl. If just running around, dampen hair, mousse it, shape, comb or wide-tonged brush. It may have held the curl from the day's previous use. Everybody's different! Good luck! The barrel size. If you have and use a regular curling iron, go by that size if you like the way your hair looks. A smaller barrel, obviously, the tighter the curl. Have used these for years when my cosmetologist used it on my then long, permed hair. Gave it a smooth, soft, touchable, natural look. Also, for me, since I do not have any natural curl, wave or body to my hair, it's best effect is with my perm and the first two haircuts. After that, I use a curling iron for the body and curl. If just running around, dampen hair, mousse it, shape, comb or wide-tonged brush. It may have held the... » Read More The barrel size. If you have and use a regular curling iron, go by that size if you like the way your hair looks. A smaller barrel, obviously, the tighter the curl. Have used these for years when my cosmetologist used it on my then long, permed hair. Gave it a smooth, soft, touchable, natural look. Also, for me, since I do not have any natural curl, wave or body to my hair, it's best effect is with my perm and the first two haircuts. After that, I use a curling iron for the body and curl. If just running around, dampen hair, mousse it, shape, comb or wide-tonged brush. It may have held the curl from the day's previous use. Everybody's different! Good luck! « Show Less
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Yes, do two Labradors regularly and love the convenience of no cord! Works great! Aldo know a professional groomer that uses one which is where I got the recommendation from.