which dog brush ???

[evabrook]

can anyone recommend a good brush ????? my two are both long hair and enjoy being brushed but still seem to drop loads any ideas

[nickmcmechan]

i have the dyson grooming tool that fits to the hoover and think its brill

other than that, furminator

[evabrook]

thanks ive been looking at furminator

[Broxi Bear]

We use the furminator with Cooper, great bit of kit

[adey]

Furminator all the way. We bought one from ebay (brand new) best price around. We got the latest version, large for long coats, think it was £25 from ebay, they're £40 in pets at home. Fantastic, and the dogs seem to like it. You wouldn't believe how much came off them the first time we used it! Use that then a softer hand brush to finish them off.

[Beki]

a good undercoat rake and Slicker brush is all you need, personally i never use a furminator on short coats

[Kealagirl]

I have a furminator for my l/c but wouldn't use it in the winter. It gets rid of too much! Use a rake for every day use

[wrigley20]

We use a Furminator, but be careful not to over do it. We use it once a week, and then he gets the slicker.

[Moobli]

I bought a furminator, used it once, and then sold it again. I felt it just cut the coat rather than groomed it.

I use a rake and then slicker on the body, and have a comb for the feathers behind the ears on the longcoats.

[Beki]

Originally Posted by Moobli

I bought a furminator, used it once, and then sold it again. I felt it just cut the coat rather than groomed it.

I use a rake and then slicker on the body, and have a comb for the feathers behind the ears on the longcoats.

That is the best combination in my opinion, combs are really good for checking for any knots