will it cut dog hair
1751561
I suppose it could but I would not recommend it. It's more for hardware and working around the house like cutting wire and handyman type stuff
1751562
It will cut a dog's hair if it is stiff. I also tried it on my forarm. It did not cut the fine hair.
1751563
Luckily, I own a Siberian Husky named Luna. I just tried it out on her, and it cuts her hair easier than a hot knife through butter. As you can kind of make out in the picture these scissors aren't great at performing extremely detailed cuts though. Think of these like a paint brush that paints broad strokes as opposed to precise touch-ups.
1390328
I dont see why not: I have been cutting a standard poodle's hair with it. It brings 4 plastic guards of different lengths, plus the bare #10 blade will give you basically many choices on the length. Powerwise, if it can power thru a full size poodle, it should be able to trim your Shih-tzu.
38795
Yes and the best clippers I've owned. I cut both mine and the dogs hair. Other clippers snag but these cut like knife through butter. Easy to clean and change cutting head.
1832745
I don't see why not. If you think they will sit still for it. My wife has used this clipper on my own head and with amazing results (I use it now in place of my other clipper). It is powerful enough for matted fur. Our dog is wheaten Terrier and her hair grows just like human hair. If we don't give her a hair cut regularly, her hair will grow straight to the ground! And boy does it get tangled and matted! When that happens we just shave her closer. This clipper gets pretty warm, but has not failed to work. (When JD's hair gets that unruly her haircut just takes a little longer. Which she does not mind one bit. She loves all of the attention. Hope this helps. I don't see why not. If you think they will sit still for it. My wife has used this clipper on my own head and with amazing results (I use it now in place of my other clipper). It is powerful enough for matted fur. Our dog is wheaten Terrier and her hair grows just like human hair. If we don't give her a hair cut regularly, her hair will grow straight to the ground! And boy does it get tangled and matted! When that happens we just shave her closer. This clipper gets pretty warm, but has not failed to work. (When JD's hair gets that unruly her haircut just takes a little longer. Which she... » Read More I don't see why not. If you think they will sit still for it. My wife has used this clipper on my own head and with amazing results (I use it now in place of my other clipper). It is powerful enough for matted fur. Our dog is wheaten Terrier and her hair grows just like human hair. If we don't give her a hair cut regularly, her hair will grow straight to the ground! And boy does it get tangled and matted! When that happens we just shave her closer. This clipper gets pretty warm, but has not failed to work. (When JD's hair gets that unruly her haircut just takes a little longer. Which she does not mind one bit. She loves all of the attention. Hope this helps. « Show Less
853031
Yes it should I use it on artifcial grass for dog hair and it works great ! Sharon
1130517
Yes - We have had great results with the blades we purchased fitting on our Andis clipper! We use it several times a year to cut our Labradoodles fur. We are super happy with the items.!
1348416
If it's powerful enough to clip horsehair, it will clip a golden retriever. The only drawback is that it doesn't come with comb attachments that control the length of the haircut. But I have those attachments from another Wahl clipper that are compatible so you can probably buy them separately.
1409457
We have a wheaton terrier with long curly hair.It cuts great.I would recommend it highly.
836871
I don't know. It shaves quite close to the skin, so I think there would be the potential of cutting the skin. Also, I don't know if it would handle hair of the thickness/texture of an animal's. Better to get one designed for animals, I would think.
1523619
If you don't have a skittish cat yes. The clippers are loud and it freaks my dog out. It cuts good though. Blades don't last very long on my dog but over all I like the clippers.I have never trimmed a cat so GOOD LUCK LOL!!
226514
I really don't know. I use the fine blade on my poodles faces. It shaves very close, it would work to shave the back of the neck after the haircut.
748535
I think it would work good for that dog. The dog I cut was an English Spaniel and has fur like a sheep and I was pleased with the 2 speeds of this clipper
1409458
probably...got this one a while ago, we have a cocker, and it works ok on him, but not great. Build quality is ok, but not great, and you cant (as far as I know) get different blades for this trimmer. we ended up getting this one and love it...tons of different blades, and guards available Oster A5 Turbo 2-Speed Professional Animal Clipper
360774
Yes it will cut hair to different lengths as ther are head attachments that set the cut!
2270296
Yes..it will...not uniformly but it will chop and if not careful, pulverize it.
1671820
if you can get the nail into it then yes. If it will not fit under the trimmer I would take to a dog groomer and get it trimmed. this clipper is wonderful, we were paying $10 a month so it has paid for itself. I recommend getting styptic powder in case you go too far in cutting your dogs nails. just something good to have around.
1235439
It should. I have a Dyson animal vacuum (regular rollers not that big roller ball) and it works amazing on my German Shepherd with this grooming tool!