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Old 08-10-2008, 05:54 PM   #21
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Re: Furminator vs Furbuster vs Shed Ender

I thought the price for Furminator on E-bay is pretty good.
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Old 08-10-2008, 10:17 PM   #22
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Re: Furminator vs Furbuster vs Shed Ender

I'm a groomer and it seems to me that these tools don't work on any dog that has a coat any longer than a shorthaird GSD but they work great on the labs and terriers they seems to be a little harsh though on super short haired breeds like Vizslas Dobermans and pit bulls
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Re: Furminator vs Furbuster vs Shed Ender

Have you seen U tubes ShedEnder vs. FURminator? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BqPCXBTMNk
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Re: Furminator vs Furbuster vs Shed Ender

i bought my furminater just this year and wasnt that impressed unyil i tried it with the furminater solution. that works really great for me on dogs and cats
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Re: Furminator vs Furbuster vs Shed Ender

I use a furminator at work for short hair dogs like labs and dalmations but longer hair dogs use a coat king or oster rake to get shed out. And dont forget to brush. Short hair dogs use a Zoom Groom.
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Re: Furminator vs Furbuster vs Shed Ender

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I plan to use it on my collie. We are going to get him 8-10-08...

Will let you know how it works on his coat.

Did you get the collie?
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Old 09-17-2008, 01:10 AM   #27
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Re: Furminator vs Furbuster vs Shed Ender

YES! We were so surprised, though -- the dog I had my heart (kind of) set on turned out to be too timid; the dog my husband thought he wanted was way too aggressive.

We ended up choosing a female instead. Her name is Bethany, and she is gorgeous, wonderful, warm, loving, playful and smart! She is the perfect fit for our family.

She is (now) 8 months old, so she is still a pup, and learning. She chews a lot, and has that puppy exuberance.

Oh, yes, the Furminator works on her flanks very well. It doesn't "pull" which she likes. I still have to use a pin brush and a slicker brush, but the Furminator (which is the cat's) has its use.
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Re: Furminator vs Furbuster vs Shed Ender

I have a double coat shiba and I find that the furminator works well but only if I comb my dog before. Anyways I'm always scared of hurting his skin with it so I only go over once and I finsih with a brush to get all the loose hairs. Also I font that the furminator leaves groves in the fur
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