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Let’s take a look at the different brushes we use to groom:
If the right to is used, the brushing is done correctly and takes lesser time to get the job done.
STEEL COMB

Ideal for all short and long haired dogs.

Breeds : Golden Retrievers, Shih Tzu, Yorkshire Terriers, Cocker Spaniels, St Bernards, Lhasa Apsos, Pomeranian, Havanese, Poodles, other long haired dogs.

Uses :
- Coarse and fine teeth used to eliminate tangles, remove shedding hair and prevent mats.
- Stimulates skin and hair follicles.
- Brushing with a slicker brush should be followed by a steel comb to remove all the shedding hair (shedding hair is a big culprit for knots and mats so do not skip this step)

Make sure to clean the brush with soap and water at regular intervals and dry thoroughly before use.

Let’s take a look at the different brushes we use to groom:
If the right brush is used, the brushing is done correctly and takes lesser time to get the job done.
RAKE COMB

Ideal for thick haired breed prone to shedding

Breeds : German Shepherds, Huskys, Malamutes, Chow chows

Uses :
- Specially designed teeth to strip dead hair and shedding undercoat.
- Removes tangles.
- Use the rake prior to bathing the dog to remove most of the shedding hair so the shampoo can get to the skin.
- Do not tug too hard.
- Always pull the rake in the direction of the coat growth.