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Poodle Pet Dog Grooming Rake| Dematting Tool with Stainless Steel Shedding Comb for Pets | 2 Rows of Pins Gently Remove Loose or Tangled Hair from Undercoat | Purple Handle
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  • DOG UNDERCOAT RAKE BY POODLE PET CAN BE USED ON A WET OR A DRY COAT. To relieve tangled knots from dense undercoats, this dog rake is the best option. The specially designed pins pull out the loose hair from the undercoat without hurting the dog. 2 rows of precision tapered pins gently remove mats and loose undercoat without tearing out other hair.
  • TO USE: It is important to get the brush down to the skin as massaging action helps loosen and remove dandruff flakes. Start by gently grooming down the back & towards the tail, being careful not to harm eyes or ears. Smooth your dog’s neck brushing downwards. If your dog has long hair on the back of the legs (feathering), comb it out as it has a tendency to tangle. Lastly, brush gently on the soft underbelly to remove any remaining loose hair.
  • REDUCE SHEDDING BY UP TO 90% AFTER ONE SESSION: The Poodle Pet rake features smooth, rounded pins that penetrate deep into your dog's coat to remove loose undercoat. While you cannot stop a healthy dog from normal shedding, you can reduce the amount of hair in your home by brushing your dog regularly with the Poodle Pet Dog Rake.
  • POODLE PET’S UNDERCOAT RAKE WORKS WELL ON MANY COAT TYPES including double coated breeds, heavy coats, and rustic coat types. They work exceptionally well on any breed that is hand-stripped like many of the Sporting or Terrier breeds. Just be sure to monitor your progress as you work this tool over the dog.
  • POODLE PET’S PROFESSIONAL GROOMING BRUSH IS GOOD FOR dogs, cats, rabbits, or equestrian horses that have short, medium or long hair. On shedding breeds, they can remove dead, fuzzy undercoat in minutes, while leaving the top coat shiny and healthy. On harsh-coated dogs, they mimic the hand-stripped look quickly and easily.
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u/vixie-daisy · 1 pointr/akita

I'm a professional dog groomer and this is what I do on clients' dogs and my own:

  1. Wash with a good moisturizing dog shampoo twice. What I mean is really saturate your dog with shampoo and scrub very well down to the skin, rinse, and then do it over again. This alone will get a lot of the undercoat out to start with.


  2. Use a good conditioner or something like Mineral Mud Bath, saturate and massage it in almost as if you were washing them with shampoo, and ideally let it soak for 5 minutes or so. During this time, massage the skin with the pads of your fingers or use an undercoat rake such as this one. Rinse very well, past the point that you think you got all of the conditioner out.


  3. Blowdry completely with a high velocity grooming dryer with the point nozzle attached. It's very important to not leave the coat damp at all and to make sure you're drying in a way that you're getting down to the skin and blasting the hair out instead of packing it in.


  4. Once they're dry, don't limit yourself to one particular deshedding tool! I see a lot of people either love or hate the Furminator. I use the Furminator, myself but it shouldn't be the only thing you use, and definitely don't overdo it. Personally, I get the ball rolling with the Furminator and then switch over to the undercoat rake, and then finish it off with a silicone curry brush. (I also really like this one with the handle)
    This overall combo of steps works far better than any one method alone.


    Hope this helps!


    Also, disclaimer: I'm not sponsored by any of these brands, lol. All links posted are just examples of tools you can use/specific things that work well for me.