I have a Jack Russell with a rough coat . . . . what size stripper would work well? Thanks
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I have a Cairn Terrier and I use the medium $39.00 one. It really gets that undercoat out really well. First time in 9 years that she has not scratched herself to the point of a vet visit and steroid shots. Wasted so much money on the others. Good luck
507416
I think the 20 would be a bit much for your dog. Perhaps a 10 would work better for you. The size equals the number of blades. Whatever size you choose, I recommend the Mars brand. I have tried others and they don't work nearly as well as the Mars.
1871034
This is adjustable and I got the xtra small for my Pom who has a very small snout. So would say a small for your jack Russel.
705781
Keep in mind that the smaller the number on the blade, the longer your dogs hair will remain. I expect you don't want to groom your Maltese too short...so consider a #3 or lower. I have been thrilled with the quality and results from this clipper. I use a #5 blade to leave about 1/2" of coat. I only use the higher numbers for close work like the face and paws. Hope that helps you!
1153350
I have a 20lb jack Russell and I bought a small fits good he was able to get the medium size off. Small fits snug but not tight.
1988453
This fits my 12 pound Shihtzu/Maltese mix and i think Jack Russell is a thin type dog so should be okay. I love it~!~
1411133
I purchased the medium to groom a springer and a giant schnauzer I think you could use that on the golden The lab I would use a rubber curry comb. I used that on my Dalmatian and that worked well
671712
I think that will be difficult to achieve, but I'd use scissors for that length. Then again my pooch has hairlike coat and this blade could not cut it so I use scissors/ shears to clean up anything over 3/8"
601706
I use the short hair tool for my black lab mix. That was the suggested one from furminator when I was buying.
1350418
The Oster website has an awesome chart for dog breeds and different types of cuts with the corresponding blades to use for each. I would personally use a 5 with a cutting guard...the smaller the number the longer the hair.
2241825
Unless your ACD has an incredibly dense coat, I would not use it on him. I wouldn't use a stripping knife on an ACD.
705777
I have a "morkie" and I use a 7 on her. Works great! If the hair is really thick use a 5 skip tooth first ( but finish with the 7)
1754069
I have a standard cockapoo who weighs 30 pounds. The clipper does not work too well. I only use it for his feet. Of course, a pomeranian's fur is not as coarseor curly as a cockapoo's. Although I am not a professional groomer, I have personally groomed my cockers for over 20 years. Therefore, I am aware of the various clippers. I would not use this touch-up Wahl for full grooming. Please note that I am a big Wahl clipper fan. All my best clippers are manufactured by Wahl. Beth
2221970
Our dog is 12lb these trimmers worked awesome on his nails. I would go a size larger for a 50lb dog.
931888
The clippers are good. But I wouldn't know what number blade you would want. I use the 7 for my setter/chessie mix (dog) who has a double coat. You could ask a groomer for advice on that one.
1201376
We have a yorkie and a Lhasapoo. Use a3 3/4 FC blade and the comb at whatever length you want. Hopes that helps.
648359
I would think a medium or M/L would work. The one thing bad about this muzzle is that it doesn't have a strap on the top of the head, so it's pretty easy for a dog to just rub it off their head. It's worth a try, but I've ended up using the rubber muzzle that a big box pet store keeps on the shelf. I had to buy two sizes of that and return one. Better would be to bring the dog with you to try it on. That one is labeled Baskerville but is actually made by Kong. It is the one that my vet recommends. I would not buy any of the other hard muzzles from Amazon. I bought two, thinking that the Baskerville one was so heavy it would be uncomfortable, but one was flimsy and the other had very hard spots that would be very uncomfortable. I've used the Baskerville one several times, and haven't had any trouble with it. (Scarey visits to the vet, toenail clipping before she finally got the idea that treats are worth it!) Good luck with it!
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I use it on my Argentinian Dogo. They are just as large but he has short hair. It covered all of him we used it 5 times.