I have an American Eskimo, does the brush good for those kind of dogs?
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I think you would need a bigger brush,,,,,,,with larger brissels,,,,,,i don't think this brush would work for the A.E.,,,,
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My dog is an akita, and they have similiar fur. I love the brush for my dog!
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works beautifully on a Golden Retriever. captures the hair and is easy to clean. breaks up small clumps. It would not work on matted hair.
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It penetrates my American Eskimos double coat fine. But I use a furminator and 2 other brushes during our routine.
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The aforementioned dog brush works great on our long haired dog (samoyed/shepherd/lab mix). What the brush does so well is to move out the undercut of the fine wooly fur. Our pup (well actually she's 10 yrs old) likes the brushing and grooming so much she rolls over on her back and lets me do her tummy!
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I think its better if you get a long furminator hair brush. The dual brush is intended for dog with short fur.
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I would think so. I use the slicker brush in conjunction with the FURminator. My border collie seems to enjoy the slicker brush more though. She will lay down and let me brush her.
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I use the brush on a 46 lb. border collie and a 106 lb. pyrenees mix so I think the size of the brush head would be too wide to use. A smaller version should do fine.
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No not at all. The brush is not good for long coarse hair, my puppy is a Saint Bernard rough coat and it did nothing my hair brush was better.
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Theoretically yes? Furminator makes a dog brush too, that might be wider so it is easier to use on your dog. I would go with that brush over buying this one.
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Hi. I don't anything about your breed of dog. A friend who is a dog groomer said just about any comb would work. Just find one that you feel comfortable with. She said that the Mars # 6 blade would not be right.
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I'm no expert on dog grooming, but I don't think that this particular brush would work well for a Keeshond. I have a Beagle mix. Her outer coat is 1 inch at the longest. I believe these are called slicker brushes because they are used on short, slick coats. The wire bristles are only about 1/4 inch long with a slight angle at the end. I hope this is helpful.
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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 think it´s better if you get a long furminator hair brush. The dual brush is intended for dog with short fur.
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I use my FURminator as brushes and as de-shedding tools. I have small FURminators for my 2 small dogs and large ones for the 2 long-haired large dogs. If your small dog has short hair be sure a get the brush for short hair. My dogs truly enjoy their "FURminator time"; I use a small dog, short hair one on my Jack Russell terrier, a small dog long hair brush on my Shitzu , and large dog long hair FURminators on my Chow/Lab mixes. I believe the FURminators are well worth the money.
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Maybe...we have a corgi/aussie X (longer fur) and works great. We stopped at our local PetSmart groomer with the dog and they let us try out a couple different grooming tools, which is how we ended up buying the undercoat rake.
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No, it is for smooth coated dogs for deshedding purposes. You need a slicker brush and a metal comb for your dog. (Slicker brushes are square brushes with lots of metal "hairs" )
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I believe it would work well. I was just recently introduced to this brush and to a rake. I had previously used a Firmenator on our mini-aussie. There has been a great improvement in the texture of his coat since I started using the rake first and followed that by the slicker brush. It's easy to use, and my aussie stands still for it and seems to like it. I also use thinning shears on the hindquarters and tail, which gives a trim, but not close-cut look.
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The brush is big enough for the large breed dog, but not for the short hair one which I have. This W6110 grooming rake will not rake the under coat of the dog, it just kind bush the hair.