I have a lab who has hair that ranges from .25 inch (head, tail) to 2 inches (back). Would the small-medium brush be appropriate?
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I would think so but I noticed from the large I purchased that it covers more so I don't have to do as much at one sitting. If that makes sense. Ur dogs hair isn't too different from my Rottweiler. I wish I had a better answer for u but that's all I really can say about it. I will say this, I honestly noticed a difference from the first time I brushed him with it. It really works! Sorry hope it helps
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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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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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my dog's hair ranges a little less than 1 inch and it works fine with him. but he is still puppy and 7 pounds. I think you'd better got with large one.
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I bought the 2 1/8" inch and it works great. My hair is much longer now but when I bought the brush it was your length, maybe a little longer. Hope this helps! :)
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I would think that a short hair would be best for a beagle. All I can tell you is get one. They are fantastic!
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I have the small to medium size. It does work quite well with my dog. She has very thick hair and it is easy to groom her. The blade is 3". She loves sitting on my lap and getting groomed. I groom her on my deck since she has hair everywhere. I do like this tool a lot. It makes it much easier. I hope that helps.
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I don't think it would work so well on short hair because the barrel of the brush is really large. I think it would work better on medium link to long here
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No it will not. This is not the kind of brush for a short/smooth coat dog. A "zoom groom" works really well to remove the hairs you're talking about and you can use it while giving your dog a bath to really rub the shampoo in and get hair out while bathing him/her as well.
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Yes - in short. We use this on our Siamese, which has medium/short hair, and sheds like crazy. Works very well, even though, I would imagine, it would work even better on longer hair. The bristles are not too firm or long for short hair, and would be best suited for removing excess fur. The only thing I would suggest on very short haired cats is too be gentle with the brush. The bristles are not coated or tipped, so could scratch with firm use.I love this product, and my cat loves it too.
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My only experience is with my lab mix. She sheds a lot but does not have a long coat. The large brush works for my dog but not sure how the slicker brush would do for the long coat.
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Think there are smaller brushes available, but it might involve getting a different model. Since I'm not really sure, a little research is needed.
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Probably medium unless your lab has a broad muzzle,then the next size would work with some modification
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Honestly I'm not home now and this brush isn't as big as it looks but I bought it for my german shephard that's 60lbs and I absolutely love it! Hope that helps!
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Yes, but I would get the smaller one for a Frenchie.KONG ZoomGroom, Dog Grooming Brush, Small
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Hello Terri,This is Jude from HappyDogz team. Regarding your question, we would suggest that you go for the small sized brush for your 21 pound doggy. :)Best regards,Jude(HappyDogz Team)
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As a professional pet groomer for the last 10 years I would advise to look at your pet, does it have more hair over or under 2" long? If the majority of hair is shaggier then get the longer one. If the majority of hair is shorter than get the shorter haired version. But the basis of a good deshedding is the bath and blow out, I cannot tell you the difference my customers notice in the way we can hydro-massage quality soap-free shampoos into the coat, condition the hair, and most of the loose hair slides out in the bath. Then you use a nice big professional HV (high velocity) dryer like our K-9 II to blow the hair out straight and fluffy, then use this tool. It glides right through. Look into finding a self-serve pet wash nearby to utilize their professional set-up and make sure your pet is clean enough to Furminate. Hope this helps someone, ~Serena
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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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You want the long hair version of the furminator brush due to German shepherds hair being between medium and long hair. And with your best friend weighing in at 95 pounds you want the giant 5" version. Hope that helps.
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I have a miniature long-haired dachshund. I bought the 'small' (7.5 inch) for her, and it works perfectly. I loved the brush so much, that I ended up ordering the large (9.25 inch) for myself, and absolutely love it.