how well does it work on show goats?
1277920
I use it on my Aussies, I have used cattle blowers before and its like running 1 motor on the 2 motor cattle blower. Not sure it would be enough power for goats.
1277921
I wouldn't know about goats but if the goat isn't bothered by noise or any blowing I'd give it a shot.
1277922
Number one. I have no experience with goats of any kind. However, the DRYER works very well on our show dogs. It is NOT hot air (which dries their skin and if you use warm water to bathe may cause them to lose some coat). It is a slightly cool breeze. I would suggest that you get him/them used to the sound first by just having the dryer running close by. Then move closer each time you expose them, so they are not afraid. The dryer itself is great and I see no reason why it would not be good for show goats. Good luck.
1277923
I was very happy with the results!!! I had several people with the more expensive dryers interested in what I was using.
1501135
Yes and mine works great. I have "harvested" wild pigs and raccoon using it,
1894090
I use it for guineas and I think they are bigger than bantams. Even if they feed directly it is working and if the bigger guineas need to, they can angle their beaks. Works fine for me.
788023
I have used it for about 2 weeks and it works like majic. I call my dog wait a few minutes and if he doesn't show I press the button and he appears in about a minute or less. I have only used the shock portion a couple of times and he now responds with just the vibration and beeping. He is also staying home more all the time. I have shocked myself with it on about 25% power same as we use for our malamute and it will get your attention but it's not that bad. I have tried it up to 1/4 mile thru trees and a brick house and it still worked.
1271644
I use the device on a English Bulldog. I think it would work fine on any dog that size or larger. I don't think weight would make a difference.
2112353
It works well on almost any cheese. More difficult on very hard cheeses but good on what you asked about
377444
It works pretty well for my small pet woolly mammoths, and a white rhino I keep in the garage, so I'm pretty sure it could handle a few small goats.
156781
For most people it will work great for animal allergies. It does take some time to kick in though.
1234383
Yes. Except on a Didgeridoo. Also on Balalaikas its not the best but it works.
489199
Yes, and it's a great buy. I raise hogs and sheep, and get a couple deer a year. This unit does a good job for the money, and the Big Bite auger really keeps the meat moving. The only trouble it has is when I have left too much sinew on the meat; then you have to stop and clear it out. However, that happened with our hand-crank grinder, so I imagine it will happen with any of them.
648145
Yes, it has worked for me here on the farm. But, and this is a big but, any and all inside animals MUST BE REMOVED FROM INSIDE THE HOUSE for several hours. I have birds, cats, dog and fish, so no chances ever of poisoning them. Been using it every 6 months during these hot summer months without fail or harming my animals. On farms, there seem to be more of what mother-nature created that in most cities. All I can tell you is what has worked for me. Read the WARNINGS that the manufacture gives with the product. If this information has helped you, I'm glad I've helped.
1849600
I am so sorry I can't provide any help to you. We bought this item to repel the neighbors goats. I don't know if this repellent worked or not as the neighbor decided to start penning his goats at the same time as I made this purchase. :/ I bought a different brand to discourage deer from eating my garden and it did work. I would recommend giving this product a try.
2157148
It works very well. We fixed several tears (thanks to my german shepherd puppy) last summer and they have stayed fixed.
1587399
Most definately. I have birds and a Guinea pig and it very good at picking up small seeds and bedding. I also have dog's and it works great on dog hair!
1064451
I have three small dogs, my-son-in-law who lives next door on our farm has the big dogs. I believe he uses his on all but the bull mastiff and doesn't have any problems. I have started using it without the shield basically because the grinding wheel is getting smaller with use and it does a much better job. As we do more sessions the dogs mind it less each time. I do change the batteries before each use and sometimes between dogs. Think I will invest in re-chargeables.
1034290
I have one. It's pretty hefty. When my neighbors dogs are barking and annoying me I throw it at them and they run away. So yes, it does work pretty well on dogs. ;)
1271121
I used it on my rough coat Anatolian Shepherd. It is fairly effective on a dirty matted coat. My dog isn't patient about such treatment but the clippers did their job. They were quiet and did not get hot. They did not stay strong over 30 minutes, probably because it was a tough coat to work on (rather like sheep wool). I like the versitility of the cordless but having the cord adapter would be a good purchase as well. I also use it on my goats.