I have an American Eskimo and wonder if this tool will work on his double coat.
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If you are not an experienced groomer I would not use this you could do more damage then good, like cut your pet, with this grooming tool it is very sharp!!! I would get a slicker brush or a rake for your dogs coat or even the furminator deshedding comb would be a better choice if you have no experience as a groomer.
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This will certainly break up any badly matted areas though this has a bladed edge and you have to be careful with it. If you have an American Eskimo you will need to regularly brush and use a deshedding tool and I recommend the Furminator at this link: FURminator Long Hair deShedding Tool for Dogs, Large
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Yes it will!! It's better than the type of tool that has just a one sided hook on it!!!!
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I've been using it on all 3 of my dogs, one of which is a 100 pound ridgeback mix. I don't think the size of the dog matters as much as the length of the dog hair. Both the ridgeback & the beagle have short hair so I don't get as much hair from them when I brush. The hound shepherd mix (around 85 lbs) has long hair. This tool is amazing for him. I have to pull the hair off of it after every couple of swipes, but that's a good thing, right? I find the desheddinator very effective.
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Yes. It is for my German Shepherd Dog with his heavy double coat. I had thought that my former system worked and I was very surprised how much more effective this rake is. I am very pleased to have found this rake.
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It works well for combing out their coats and light deshedding but we also got the furminator deshedder for serious springtime deshedding. We have a black lab mix that has a thick coat and is approx 55 lbs and the size of the rake is fine.
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I agree. The undercoat must be there, then this product will work nicely. It removes more undercoat from my Aussie than a Furminator.
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It works on my round Yakima bars; my guess is that it will work on Thule bars, too.
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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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Can't see why it wouldn't work unless your coat has a oversize collar and is very top heavy.
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YES. I have a Scottish Terrior and use it to remove the soft undercoat. It does a good job. Should work well for a saluki.
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I'm sure it will, I use it on my two rough collies and the have a lot undercoat.
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Yes. I use it quite successfully on my birman. Does an excellent job of getting all loose and dislodged hair out of coat
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It should help to do that. This gets undergrowth best. Just be gentle as the metal tines could scratch. And also use a bristle brush to make the coat shiny, smooth and soft.
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I don't know....I have the neutragena tool. I would doubt it, but can't be sure.
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Probably don't need a tool this intense and expensive. I use it on a very thick coated (medium length fur) Brittany.
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Go to MarsGroomingproducts.com and inquire there. They make the Mars Coat King tool I reviewed. I did not see your breed on the list for this type of tool, but they make many products. I'm sure they could advise you. The Coat King is very specific to the breed as they make many blade sizes. The wrong blade size will not successfully work . See if you can buy their recommended tool on Amazon first as their website prices are much higher and they ship from outside the US, adding more cost as well. Good luck!
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Unfortunately I don't have direct experience with horses using this tool. I have had riding horses in the past and my guess is it would but the tool itself may not stand up to the coarseness and texture. Might work for forelock and mane where the hair is shorter than as with tails.