Will this blower make it easier to demat our goldendoodle?
1123140
I never heard of dematting with a blow dryer. This one, however, is extremely powerful.
1123141
No this dryer will not dematt a goldendoodle. A dog must be already dematted for the dryer to be of help. It will lift and blow out the shedding undercoat but has not effect on mats. Mats must be brushed - combed out prior to a bath.
1123142
If your golden poodle mix is matted, it probably needs shaved down. The high velocity of this dryer may make it worse. A shorter cut may be more manageable and avoid matting.
1123143
This blower has two settings that allow you to dry at (obviously) different speeds--great for blowing the undercoat out; however, matts need to be removed by hand even before bathing. So as long as the matts are removed prior to bathing, you can blow out the heavy undercoat pretty nicely, but it's messy. :)
1123144
It might. I suggest using a dematting product during the bath, one that conditions the coat and helps loosen mats. There is a proper technique for using high velocity dryers. If it isn't done properly it can cause more mats. We use these at our grooming shop every day. What the dryers don't get out we use dematting tools on, then brush and comb. Hope this helps!
2027324
It may take the husk off but you still would have to separate afterwords. I would say its a crusher only.
1349169
Yes but not as well as a higher velocity dryer. I use the above dryet for a couple of Goldens I groom and it does okay. I also use Furminator Shampoo and Conditioner.
1965621
I have only one Golden but it does a fairly good job. The carpet beater tool does better than the hard floor attachment. I find that with the hard floor attachment I have to remove the hair that sticks to the brush head and pick it off before it sucks in. Overall I like the vacuum. Richard Mass.
1079574
I doubt it. It sucks up almost nothing, as far as I can tell. Mine would never manage even crumbs. And even if it did, when you open it to empty, they would likely crawl out again. Or they would crawl out through the air vents while you're using it.
92901
We have a golden retriever and it works great for cleaning up her coat & getting all that loose hair out.
302960
What kind of dogs do you have? We have golden retriever and show dogs, is fairly quiet and does a good job but does take longer to blow them dry than our K9 dryer which is very powerful but takes lots of power electric to use
480562
Yes, definitely. Although the receptacle is smaller than that of a vacuum, the hairs compress nicely to fit a nice amount and make it easy to empty. I would suggest using the vacuum at the low speed to prevent damage to the motor from grit or dirt.
1559067
I would think so. I find that this particular product more that meets my expectations. It works well on dirt where there is some unevenness and does a spectacular job on my driveway and on uneven ground. It is lightweight and I find the battery lasts as long as I need to use the blower. I have extra batteries on the chargers at all times so when one battery runs down, another is ready to take its place.
31401
No it is just a blower, would be great if it would also vacuum, then it would be worth the cost. Unless you are doing the sidewalk or padio you are just blowing dirt around.
592041
Yes, does a great job on hard floors, my only complaint is about dog hair on carpet. The power nozzle is not very heavy and I question the performance on carpet.
1085100
No, it doesn't blow too hard, I have a Shih Tzu and bathe and blow dry her every week and I can even say she enjoys it ! In all honesty, it is one of the best buys I've ever made ... absolutely, no regrets ! ... Hope this helps :)
1256783
Hey! Our bouncy is on the small side - about 10' by 10'. The blower does a great job for that size - maybe it is able to power a larger bouncy.Also - The blower is on the quiet side. Not like an annoying leaf blower. Hope this helps.
1255403
Theoretically yes? Furminator makes a dog brush too, that might be wider so it is easier to use on your dog. I would go with that brush over buying this one.
1979296
We have Goldendoodles. The prongs on the device work for one of them but we had to get 1 inch attachments for our other one. It really depends on the thickness of the fur. Should you get the attachments, make sure to get two. Some people, including myself, thought that there were two in one order when there really was only one. You will need two though. Good luck!
39872
I have no experience with this. If you have a horse who is not skittish, and you turn the tap down, there seems to be no reason why, since it's not as powerful as the canister power washer I have used in the past. It's sort of a glorified garden hose multi head spray. It's not expensive, you could certainly use it many ways, especially to clean off your boots and shovels. l.
1325573
Yes... I have a Husky that blows her coat twice a year... the Cat and Dog has so much power it can sometimes pick up hair so fast it clogs... which is easy to fix... the extra power means the wand works great, too.