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  1. Chazmental Chazmental is offline Thief

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    Oct 6th, 2009 (10/6/2009 10:53pm)

    Do any of you use this?




    Apparently the Furminator works great to deshed your dogs. Saphira is shedding like crazy. I actually cannot keep up with how much she has been shedding lately. Just wondering if anyone else uses this and does it actually work.

    I tried a reg brush but its not cutting it at all.
  2. kowboy8686 kowboy8686 is offline

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    Oct 6th, 2009 (10/6/2009 10:58pm) in reply to Chazmental

    im glad you did this thread chaz. my daughter just got a damm ankle bitin maltese or some chit, that lil fucker cost like 300 an oz. and it is the sheddinest mfer ive ever seen. take the hair off an theres nothin left tho.
  3. Chazmental Chazmental is offline Thief

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    Oct 6th, 2009 (10/6/2009 11:02pm) in reply to kowboy8686

     
    Originally Posted by kowboy8686 View Post

    im glad you did this thread chaz. my daughter just got a damm ankle bitin maltese or some chit, that lil fucker cost like 300 an oz. and it is the sheddinest mfer ive ever seen. take the hair off an theres nothin left tho.

    lol our Yorkie doesnt shed one bit but the Moose does. I mean its horrible how bad it is. I have seen a few positive reviews and a few youtube vids but would rather hear from peps that are currently using it. Petco has it for 50 bucks which isnt bad considering I called a groomer and they said it would be more than that just for her size (she is now 6 months and 70+ lbs).
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  4. Donkallionaire Donkallionaire is offline

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    Oct 6th, 2009 (10/6/2009 11:03pm) in reply to kowboy8686

    Get the dog shaved at the groomers; best thing you can do for them and for you.
  5. Chazmental Chazmental is offline Thief

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    Oct 6th, 2009 (10/6/2009 11:05pm) in reply to Donkallionaire

     
    Originally Posted by Donkallionaire View Post

    Get the dog shaved at the groomers; best thing you can do for them and for you.

    Donk we have a NewFoundland-Mastiff and has really short hair but a double coat. Cant actually have her shaved.
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  6. kowboy8686 kowboy8686 is offline

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    Oct 6th, 2009 (10/6/2009 11:05pm) in reply to Chazmental

    ill put my dughters 8 oz dog vs that 70 lber on shedding. im ceriass.
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    Oct 6th, 2009 (10/6/2009 11:07pm) in reply to kowboy8686

    Wow Chaz, sounds like your in a hairy situation... hahahahahahaaha
  8. BadAllergies BadAllergies is offline

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    Oct 6th, 2009 (10/6/2009 11:12pm) in reply to Chazmental

    we use the furminator on our puggle(half pug half beagle) who sheds a lot.

    It works, but you'll still see hair on everything unless you use it like everyother day.

    If you get it, use it alot.

    and do it outside.
  9. shayson shayson is offline

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    Oct 6th, 2009 (10/6/2009 11:16pm) in reply to kowboy8686

    yes its amazing. we hav a lab and a lab pit mix and its crazy how much hair that thing gets off. sooooooooo much better than other brushes we hav tried.
     
  10. watson5j watson5j is offline

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    Oct 6th, 2009 (10/6/2009 11:16pm) in reply to kowboy8686

     
    Originally Posted by kowboy8686 View Post

    ill put my dughters 8 oz dog vs that 70 lber on shedding. im ceriass.

    give it a year or so and it will be ur daughters 8oz dog vs 130 lber, LOL...

    Chaz, newfoundland/mastiff mix??? OMG, that dog is gonna be bigger than the beast in the Sandlot...my buddy had a newfoundland and no joke, it was 130 lbs when full grown...it was a goddamn BEAST!! and looked like a bear...
  11. Echelon Echelon is offline

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    Oct 6th, 2009 (10/6/2009 11:20pm) in reply to shayson

    Yes, they kick ass
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    Oct 6th, 2009 (10/6/2009 11:25pm) in reply to kowboy8686

     
    Originally Posted by kowboy8686 View Post

    im glad you did this thread chaz. my daughter just got a damm ankle bitin maltese or some chit, that lil fucker cost like 300 an oz. and it is the sheddinest mfer ive ever seen. take the hair off an theres nothin left tho.

    <span>Maltese have no undercoat, and have little to no shedding if cared for properly. Like their relatives Poodles and Bichon Frisé, they are considered to be largely hypoallergenic and many people who are allergic to dogs may not be allergic to the Maltese (See list of Hypoallergenic dog breeds). Daily cleaning is required to prevent the risk of tear-staining.</span>

    <span>imo</span>
  13. Willywoo Willywoo is offline

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    Oct 6th, 2009 (10/6/2009 11:29pm) in reply to BadAllergies

    I feel your pain. All you can do is find a brush or tool that works with his coat and then put in the hours.

  14. Chazmental Chazmental is offline Thief

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    Oct 6th, 2009 (10/6/2009 11:31pm) in reply to watson5j

     
    Originally Posted by watson5j View Post

    Chaz, newfoundland/mastiff mix??? OMG, that dog is gonna be bigger than the beast in the Sandlot...my buddy had a newfoundland and no joke, it was 130 lbs when full grown...it was a goddamn BEAST!! and looked like a bear...

    http://www.pocketfives.com/poker-for...656145#4656145

    She is already alot bigger now lol.

    The mother was Matiff and went about 160 lbs and the dad was the NF and went about 140-150ish......... So yeah we KNOW she will be a beast.
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  15. smwatkin smwatkin is offline

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    Oct 6th, 2009 (10/6/2009 11:35pm) in reply to Chazmental

    I use it. You will be surprised how much less hair you'll see around the house. The first time you use it will be pretty crazy, but do it once a week and shedding will be reduced like 90%
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