I have a long haired Australian Sheppard. Will it effectively work on this type of dog
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We are using the collar on our standard poodle. It is working well on his medium curl, inch length hair. My sister uses the collar for her large male German Shepard who has thick, longish hair. All of us have been satisfied with the product and haven't had a problem due to hair type. I'd investigate the return policy for peace of mind.
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I have a German Wirehaired pointer, and if applied with the 2 finger rule of tightness and on a set point of 3 it works great.
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Hello - Yes, it should work fine, as long as your able to get the contacts in contact with the dogs skin.
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I have golden retrievers and bouhgt the large short hair one. It was recommended by my breeder. It works gteat
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I honesty can't see how this would benefit a dog with really short hair. It's really good for long hair and especially good with undercoats. Its more like a small rake than a brush so it's good at catching and gripping hair... If that makes any sense
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I purchased this for my Great Pyrenees to brush his undercoat and to break up hair mats. The teeth on the brush are rounded and not too sharp. I would imagine that this would work fine on any dog. Hope this helps!
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My dog's fur varies in length, so no, I bought the long haired one. I saw a picture of a German Shepard on amazon and the owner had purchased a long haired, so I thought that was similar to my dog's fur. It gets thicker and longer towards her hind legs. I will try to repost a picture with my review. I did brush my friends shorter hair dog with mine and it worked on her too.
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I use it on my Australian Shepherd, he has a double coat, he won't let me near him with any other brush. With this one he comes right over for brushing when I have it in my hand. He comes to get brushed everyday now, where before, i'd be chasing him all over the house, and holding him down, and could only do small areas at a time. I can even do his sensitive areas with this brush (back of legs, stomach, arm pits) it is wonderful. I use the mini brush.
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i believe they would. my dog is a big old english sheep dog,lots of hair and they do a very nice job. i'm still a beginner with a lot to learn. worse comes to worse wahl claims to replace them with another model if you are unhappy. i do think you will be very pleased with your results. good luck!
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Diane, This will work on a Westie (what a beautiful doggie), you need to patiently learn how to use this awesome tool! The blades have a rouded end so it does not dig into the dogs skin, and there are 10 of them, so it is like using a comb only this comb cuts through the hair. I use mine on a cocker and it does a great job. Use it often and you won't need to work hard at all. I hope I answered your question. Have a blessed day!
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it should work fine with the longer post there shouldn'tbe any need to shave the neck I have a shepard mix and haven't had to use more than the vibrate setting
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I have a 50lb australian sheppard mix, I thought it would be too small for him but it works fine, he could use a bigger one so I think it would be fine for a smaller dog.
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I think so. It worked almost great with my great dane, but his neck is too much larger. I think it'll work great for your lab
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Yes it will definitely work for that breed. It the dog has really curly hair it would get caught but for my Golden's it work great so a short hair would be just fine.
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I've used it on a Aussie Cattle Dog, smaller than a Shepherd about the size of a Boxer. Works well for a pulling dog! It's worth a try.
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We use ours on our short hair dog and it works great! We have had no problems with ours and like you can recharge the units!
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My dogs hair is mostly just at or over 2 inches. portions of the hind quarters and all of the tail are much longer. I got the long hair version and it works fine. Not sure if it makes that much difference.
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They say it will. I've used this once on my mixed breed dog. I JUST mailed two more off, one for a possible mixed breed and one for a more than likely pure breed. Their samples they give in the examples online say its the same results for both, but one will just be the same breed down the family tree.
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Yes and no. I have a German Shepard, and the clippers work on him. That being said it's a progressive task. Go straight to a short attachment and they'll get stuck in the long hair. If you take it once around with a comb about half of the desired overall length and then again with the shortest comb you want to use in the end, it'll work just fine. If you're pressed for time get something worth a stronger motor. If not, save the cash and buy this one.