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Reddit mentions of Miracle Coat Slicker Dog Brush, Large
Sentiment score: 4
Reddit mentions: 5
We found 5 Reddit mentions of Miracle Coat Slicker Dog Brush, Large. Here are the top ones.
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- Soft pad and angled flexible pins allows for effective grooming without irritating pet's skin
- Use this brush to finish the coat
- Effectively reaches the undercoat on double coated breeds
- The Cushioned and ergonomic designed grip prevents hand and wrist strain
- The large slicker brush has a larger head suitable for use on large dogs
Features:
Specs:
| Color | black |
| Height | 2.25 Inches |
| Length | 8.5 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | Large |
| Weight | 0.2 Pounds |
| Width | 4.75 Inches |
You should be brushing at least once a week, maybe even 2x-3x if the hair is longer. To make sure it doesn't get matted. I recommend buying a miracle brush! at Amazon.
My girls were going in 2x a month for trimming and face/feet and bathing. I recently just decided to do them myself and save the money.
Poodles don't really shed, at least mine don't, I think that's the point of a poodle? I never have hair in my house and I have two of them.
It usually takes me about 20-30 minutes to brush out each of my girls, but an hour if I decide to blow them out first.
A good trick is to purchase a high velocity dryer, it's what groomers use to dry dogs off. It's very effective at knocking lots of the loose hair off, like in this video. Another thing that works well is a good bath every month, which couples well with the high velocity dryer! Furminator also make a shampoo and conditioner combo that's reasonably effective in loosening up a dogs coat for brushing with their brush.
I wouldn't recommend using the Furminator brush every day extensively however, as it can easily cause skin irritation because of how the brush works. Use a slicker brush or a ZoomGroom for daily brushing. I can really recommend the ZoomGroom, as shown in this video, works really well as a daily brushing tool for deshedding. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask. I don't personally own a German Shepherd (yet!!), but I have several years of experience working as a professional dog bather.
For double coated dogs you might want to invest in a force dryer to use at home. When your shibe drops coat, just use the force dryer on them to push all of that dead hair out instantly. It'll save you a ton of brushing time.
I've never bought name brand brushes, I've always used this cheap slicker and it's amazing and I'll never use anything else.
You need three things:
Use the wire brush every couple days, furminator every week, and vacuum regularly.
YES it's called a miracle brush, buy this, it will make your life better.
Also, while you're at it, invest in a greyhound comb. It has two sides. Use the wide toothed side to find matts, which you shave out with a clipper with a #10 blade. The fine toothed side will be used to check your work. DO NOT USE THIS TO DEMATT. Also, DON'T USE SCISSORS TO DEMATT. (I yelled this, I actually yelled this).
Next, for double coated dogs, i use a Furminator and a Zoom Groom. Furminator is a blade. Don't do the same area for too long, your dog will get skin irritation. It gets out the undercoat. The zoom groom is good for top coat, and the dogs love how it feels.
Hope some of this helps.
I would also look in to mobil groomers to come to your house. You may have to drop $100, but it'll be worth it. Promise. We professionals know best.