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Do you have a furry animal?
Need to share, wish I found this years ago. I have a golden and a lab. The Golden sheds like crazy I brush him (min 1/wk) and vaccum (you cant tell - by the time I go from 1 end of the house to the other the first half is hairy again) Caved in and spent the $$ to get a http://www.furminator.com/ . It is just exactly as it is advertised. I can't believe the fur that came off of them. Anyways, If you have seen 1 & wondered if they really work - THEY DO!
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Yep, absolutly the best brush I have used.
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SHHHHHHH!!!!!! Don't tell anybody or Marie will be out of business and have to send her new skimmer back.:mrgreen: |
That looks really cool. I must make a trip to PetSmart to purchase one. I have to say, though, the animals do not look too happy that just got defurminated. Nothing like losing many pounds of hair in a few minutes. I bet they are cold!
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They are a great tool i have 4 of them ...lol you can get them just about anywhere i would shop around prices varry quite a bit on them... I LOVE all of mine:mrgreen:
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I have one as well for a tabby and a chocolate lab. When I first got it I was so amazed at how much fur would build up on the floor (especially for the cat). She didn't seem to mind it so I worked on making another cat :wink: A friend of mine said she did the same thing and then later saw her cat sitting in the sun with a bit of a bald patch on his back. Now I'm a bit more careful about how "amazed" I get at that pile on the floor :razz:
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I borrowed a friends Furminator to try on our Jack Russels..... I was amazed AND delighted and am going to buy one this weekend!
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I gave it a try last week and this is what happened...
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It's good in a way for our GSD. But it seems to razor off the top coat. I still find the undercoat rake to do a better job overall.
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