Can these be used on a Golden Retriever Dog with lots of hair?
931970
I couldn't even get them to work on my small Cairn terrier, so I couldn't recommend them at all :(
931971
Based on my experience with a mini schnauzer, I would say no. The clipper is well made, however lacks the powerto cut Any of this dog's coat except the fine hair on the top of his head. The body coat wasn't cut irrespective of the combsize. You could possibly give it a "GI" haircut if a groomer cut it down to 1/2 inch before you tried to clip it yourself.I would suggest purchasing a "heavy duty"clipper for around a $ 100. Linda
441625
I would assume so. My dog is about the size of a cat (12lbs) so size wise you'd be fine. Her hair is wirey though, not at all like a cats. The instructions specify for cat or dog, I don't see why they wouldn't work unless your cat has special needs. Check the return policy with the seller. These are the absolute best value for a higher-end home razor that will last.
1648545
Yes I have both a golden and a poodle. It would take a while with a golden..
1451710
I use it for my great dane, who has very short hair. The prongs are less than an inch long, so you might consider looking at the prong extensions they sell separately. Great product for me!!
2256019
Honestly I can't say. I have a Yorkie and keep him fairly short. His hair does get fairly thick in spots and they work fine.
559053
These are the best for grooming my two golden doodles. I highly recommend them
543087
No, these scissors will not work for that purpose. It would be best for you to untangle the hair first. I find the best way is to use my fingers to pull the matting apart, making sure not to pull on the skin. When the hair is almost untangled I go in gently with a fine metal comb, separating the rest of the matt. This does not alarm the pet in any way.
1649072
Yes they will fit. Be sure to follow the instruction. What most folks don't realize and it may be the instructions aren't as clear as they could be....you MUST place the comb over the top of the blade and PULL down until the comb is stretched onto the blade. It can be a tight fit but with use they will loosen up. Also, these combs work well on all types of dog hair, ie: fine or course.
543088
I don't think so, they aren't strong enough. These are more for simple trims. Matted fur usually needs clippers.
732518
Yes, for sure, I have a goldendoodle, 4 months old. Worked amazing with the #10 blade with the combs. I ended up buying the large comb size as well for the variety of cut lengths.
39459
Don't think so. I use mine on a miniature poodle and if she has matted hair, it had a tough time.
1412234
we have a golden as well, this is the most AMAZING brush ever- our groomer recommended it, you wouldn't believe the hair it pulls out compared to a normal standard brush. Plus Furminator there's always a chance of cutting the dogs skin because it's so sharp, no worries with this!
879445
Yes. We have a 80lb golden and a 87lb golden mix. The larger dog wears it very well with room to grow.
1184307
Not exactly sure, I have never tried human ones on my dog. But since my dog has really fine hair, I image these cut it better than human hair because our hair stands are usually much thicker than dogs. You could just go by how many "teeth" the shears have, get ones that have at least 46 if your dog has fine hair.
441629
I think they would, my dog has thick long fur And thats why it didnt work him
261124
Absolutely. I think the dog would love it. It should really help with tangles in a long haired dog. Perhaps even use it after a bath.
1376929
I've been told my hair is as thick as a horses and it cuts through mine like nothing. I would imagine they would work great on a schnauzer.