🔧 High-performance Gripping Spring Curry Review

our doodles don't shed much but our older girl (golden) has a thick coat which helps cut it down in the summer and helps keep the undercoat off the coat Clippers ( we comb them out before clipping) highly recommended if you have shedding dogs

I bought this brush for my mum whose dog sheds like crazy! My mom says this brush works better than anything she's ever tried. Her dog loves it and my mother said that this brush is very beautiful, does not hurt the wrist when using it, and feels good in the hand.

If you are looking for a metallic curry this is for you! I've had a few curry breaks in my time but I've been using this for a while and it's still like new! My horses love the brush because the "tips" are small and soft around the edges, but they still get dirty and messy!

The red handle covered my hand with red blood. The red color even spread throughout the closed plastic wrap it was wrapped in. I have returned this item. I really think I would love it but I was afraid to order another color for fear the pen would bleed onto other colors. Red color is absolutely unacceptable for sale to anyone.

Bought this to use with our GSD/Corgi mix. It's a fur factory and I've tried everything, including the Furminator. This works very well. I used to use a larger version of this brush that only had one blade, but it works much better. I would recommend this brush to anyone who has a fur factory (GSD, HUSKY, any large breed that sheds a lot) for a pet.

Traditional designs may work better. My dog is very indifferent to this haircut. If I had to do it again I would buy a single edge clipper because I think my wild dog would be more comfortable. But honestly, it does the job. maybe too good. My dog really doesn't like that I use it on her.

This comb is a bit coarser than I usually buy. Our mud-stained mare made it clear she didn't like it. We use it for really caked mud. I don't know if we're going to use this for spring moulting because it's pretty invasive, but we'll see. In general, I would say that it is very important to make sure that there is a gentle hand behind it, then everything will be fine.

I've been discarding my Akitas for years. I usually use a long, single bladed curry for their undercoat. I would give it one star but I have used these products on horses and they work great as horses can handle a rough hand. But for the dog, this thing is constantly clinging to the existing fur, not just pulling up the shed undercoat. She is very uncomfortable. If you want a thick undercoat I would go with a single long curry blade.

I breed purebred Alaskan Malamutes and prefer long haired ones. The ONLY thing that works for them - in my experience - is spiral horse combs. We had a HUGE hairbrush that we bought for $6 many, many years ago, so we were definitely surprised at how small the hairbrush was. But no matter, I actually prefer this compact design. I like mine very much, it fits perfectly in my "Doggy Purse". I take care of my Malamutes while they eat and they don't mind at all. I highly recommend.