Difference between the "Animal" and normal DC35? Wondering what the difference is. I can get the "normal" one through my CC rewards, but I do have a pet, so I was wondering if this was really that much better. Difference between the "Animal" and normal DC35? Wondering what the difference is. I can get the "normal" one through my CC rewards, but I do have a pet, so I was wondering if... » Read More Difference between the "Animal" and normal DC35? Wondering what the difference is. I can get the "normal" one through my CC rewards, but I do have a pet, so I was wondering if this was really that much better. « Show Less
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i compared them at homedepot and it shows the the animal is 22.2 amps and the dc35 is only 12amps. almost double!
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The animal comes with the "special" pet hair remover attachment. Other than that and a slight variation in color, it's the same model.
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A duplicate question, but here is the answer given to the first inquiry - Apparently not, but we can't be sure as this listing is incomplete. What is confusing people is that on the Dyson website there are two DC41 models currently listed - the DC41 Animal and the DC41 Animal Complete (the DC41 Multi Floor models are no longer listed). BOTH versions of the Animal include the Mini Turbine Head for cleaning pet hair from upholstery and the Animal Complete includes 4 other "pet cleaning attachments". If you look at the colors, this one is a refurbished DC41 Animal, not the Complete or the Multi Floor, however, nowhere on the listing does it state that it is an Animal or that it includes the Mini Turbine Head which would make it just a DC41, which Dyson does not market or sell. So, until Amazon/Woot clearly let us know what attachments are OR are not included, we have to assume that it is a DC41 Animal that is missing the very important Mini Turbine Head.
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I don't know. I got the Pet Plus because I was cleaning a carpet to remove my dogs urine spots. Whether it is better or not I have no idea. Often the only difference is the marketing for many products. Professional sounds stronger to non pet owners and pet plus sounds like it is made for the job if you own a dog or cat, but I'll bet the only difference is the label. The Pet plus was excellent. That is all I truly know.
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The only difference is the blue one comes with the accessories for pets. If you have a pet, get the blue one!
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If you go and research both strollers you will see that the special edition holds pets up to 45 pounds, while the non-special edition only holds pets up to 30 pounds. The special edition is bigger, has bigger wheels, has side pockets, but it also cost a little more. I only have the cheaper version (Happy Trails stroller). My cats and my dog take turns going for a stroll in this and they love it! It was well worth purchasing this especially since ,y dog is elderly and cannot walk to much on his own. Great purchase! we all love this. Had I known at the time that there was a special edition; I would have purchased that instead of the cheaper model. Try opening two windows in Amazon on your computer (side by side) and view both models next to each other so you can easily compare them. Hope this info helps! :)
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The DC17 is an older model which Dyson no longer sells direct but is still available online and in some stores. The DC28 replaced it and is the newest non-ball animal model. The biggest difference between them is weight and suction: the DC17 weighs 33 pounds versus 20.61 pounds for the DC28, and 24 pounds for the ball DC25. The DC28 has more suction: 245 air watts versus 220 air watts for both the DC17 and the DC25. I don't have either model: I have the older DC14 Dyson Animal which, after 6 years, still has amazing suction (it has the 5/8 gallon bin). In comparing the DC25 Animal ball to the DC28 Animal, the big difference (beyond the ball technology which gives the DC25 more maneuverability) is the size of the gallon bin: DC25 has 1/3 gallon bin versus the DC28's larger 5/8 gallon bin, so you will be emptying the DC25 more frequently, which could be a pain if you have long haired cats or dogs which shed frequently; so that's the trade-off, also there is a price difference although Amazon has good discounts on both models. My DC14 does clog but it can be easily cleaned by taking the canister off completely (it comes off with the push of a button), and wiping it down with a damp paper towel or sponge. If you can't get all the small holes unclogged doing that, you can use the end of a paper clip or tiny screwdriver to stick in the holes and push out any remaining debris. It is a bit annoying to have to do only because Dyson advertises that you never need to do this. I also rinse out the bin from time to time (they provide instructions for doing this). Hope this helps in making a decision which model to buy.
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I asked my vet if one was the same for both (horse and dog) and they said no. Both were the same. I gave my horse and dog the same for a G3 and G4. Hopes this has helped answer your question.
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No. I already got a bear for buying qualifying items earlier this month. I just tested to see if a second bear would be free if I added something qualifying and it was.
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I contacted customer service regarding this issue and they told me there was no difference between the two units. The numbers are different because they are marketed to different types of retailers.
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http://www.petedge.com/library/library.jsp?pageName=se_clipperbladeuse . There are differences. Not all bichon's are created equal. The hair/fur of bichons vary. I have 3 and each has very different hair, what works with one doesn't necessarily work with the other. Each blade is designed with different capabilities. A broken blade, throw it away, period. See if you can accomplish the cut you want with your current blades. Read about blades capabilities, it's helpful. I found that visiting professional groomers and asking them questions about the different blades to be used on a specific breed to be very informative. You'll find groomers to be very willing to be helpful! http://www.petedge.com/library/library.jsp?pageName=se_clipperbladeuse . There are differences. Not all bichon's are created equal. The hair/fur of bichons vary. I have 3 and each has very different hair, what works with one doesn't necessarily work with the other. Each blade is designed with different capabilities. A broken blade, throw it away, period. See if you can accomplish the cut you want with your current blades. Read about blades capabilities, it's helpful. I found that visiting professional groomers and asking them questions about the different blades to be used on a... » Read More http://www.petedge.com/library/library.jsp?pageName=se_clipperbladeuse . There are differences. Not all bichon's are created equal. The hair/fur of bichons vary. I have 3 and each has very different hair, what works with one doesn't necessarily work with the other. Each blade is designed with different capabilities. A broken blade, throw it away, period. See if you can accomplish the cut you want with your current blades. Read about blades capabilities, it's helpful. I found that visiting professional groomers and asking them questions about the different blades to be used on a specific breed to be very informative. You'll find groomers to be very willing to be helpful! « Show Less
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Pets adds in dogs, cats, and horses. Along with ranches, dog Parks, cat Parks. And jobs for the pets. Like working in law enforcement, spiritual hunter. Supernatural adds in vampires (if you don't have nightlife) werewolves, fairy's, witches, plant Sims, and zombies. Along with magic, and other super natural stuff. Also adds the ability to have a lunar phase. I have both and they are quite fun. In the end the decision is yours. But I believe these items are cheaper on origin so you might beable to get both. I can't say that one is better than another. Look into both of them on several sites and see what they include. I know supernatural comes with some plants vs zombies stuff and 500 sim points. And pets comes with something and like 500 Sims points. Oh and they each come with a town.
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Hi Susie - I had the same question prior to buying my Dyson, so I asked them/Dyson directly. Aside from the color differences, all 3 models are the exact same, the difference is in the included tools. All the machines are the same weight, have the same maximum reach, and provide the same amount of suction, all 3 machines will come standard with the brush/crevice tool and the stair tool as onboard equipment. The difference is the Animal version also comes with the soft dusting brush and the Tangle Free Turbine tool. But I think that's it. Hope that helps. Jane
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Did you ever get an answer? I got both for Christmas and I don't know what the difference(s) is/are.
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I don't know - I've never seen the dog version. It did work for all the animal ones we had
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The main difference between the SD-400 and SD-400S collars is that the SD-400S (Stubborn Model) comes programmed at all levels to operate at a "higher" level of intensity than the SD-400 (Standard Model), which makes it a better choice if you have a stubborn breed of dog. You can think of it this way - level one on the SD-400S would be similar to level 2 on the SD-400. If you are an avid hunter you might want to consider the SD-400 Camo version. One other difference is that the collar strap for the SD-400 is orange and the collar strap for the SD-400S is black. The camo version (SportDOG SD-400 Wetland Hunter) comes in a Realtree Advantage Max4 pattern.
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I am not really sure what the difference is, I have the Party Box (which has 756 red nouns and 252 green adjectives) so I assume the standard box would have fewer cards. I can tell you I have played many, many games with my daughters/family and this is our favorite. I have bought it for gifts as well. Easy to learn no matter what the age. It is especially fun with different age groups playing because each generation has a different frame of reference. We laugh and enjoy each and every moment. Can't go wrong with Apples to Apples!
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I really don't know the difference. I do like this lead because it has a slide on it so you can make the neck opening larger or smaller. It is very secure, doesn't slip, but isn't painful to the dog. Ours don't mind it and it gives you good, but gentle control.