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28/5/2020 at 9:01pm
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I've got a long coated Border Collie, and she sheds fur like no other dog I've ever known (and I've had dogs all my now ancient life since I was born!). I've got a cheepo Lidl/Aldi (can't remember which!) version of Furminator, and it really doesn't gather that much fur. Certainly wouldn't be inclined to spend £40 on one!
She's got a incredibly dense 'Double Coat' and I find the spiky wire bristle brush for general grooming and a course tooth comb plus fine tooth 'flea' comb for fine undercoat are the most effective tools for clearing shedding fur. My dog really isn't keen on being groomed, so it's a bit of a battle, but I persevere as she needs it to keep her coat in good order and tangle free. No two dogs are the same, so what suits one may not be perfect for another.
I've long since given up hope of keeping clothes and carpets fur free, that's just going to be a way of life for the duration, and a small price for what she brings to my life.
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29/5/2020 at 3:17pm
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Got one for my cairn terrier very good buy only paid around £20. It does the job and the birds in spring like the hair for nest building.
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30/5/2020 at 3:49pm
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We need a new dog brush, but there are so many choices! We have a dog with a medium length coat but thinnish hair, and a dog with a short coat but he's quite furry. Any recommendations? Or will we have to get 2 different ones?
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Topic: Furminator
via mobile 28/5/2020 at 8:21pm
Have used Zooplus for lots of things including dog food, very good value
