Yowza!! We just bought a furminator to try on our pooches. Even though they barely shed, we're hoping to decrease the number of dust bunnies in the corners of our hardwood!
I've never tried it on Kaya & Norman but they're only sheddy once a year in the spring. I use a rubber brush to rub out the loose hair which works pretty well. They think it's an awesome massage too.
PS: You ain't seen dust bunnies 'til you've housed a German Shepherd. I'll vacuum and an hour later there will be 50 more clusters. It drives me nuts! And they float upwards so they get stuck on shelves and onto any clothes, etc.
A agree about Shepherds! They are the sheddiest dogs imaginable....Lars coated the house in white drifts of fluff. The Furminator is an incredible tool--though I agree that the rubber brush is ideal for pitties!
I keep saying that I need to get a furminator to help Boomer and Dottie's shedding...
ReplyDeleteThey do work wonders! Especially on a German Shepherd coat:)
DeleteYowza!! We just bought a furminator to try on our pooches. Even though they barely shed, we're hoping to decrease the number of dust bunnies in the corners of our hardwood!
ReplyDeleteI've never tried it on Kaya & Norman but they're only sheddy once a year in the spring. I use a rubber brush to rub out the loose hair which works pretty well. They think it's an awesome massage too.
DeletePS: You ain't seen dust bunnies 'til you've housed a German Shepherd. I'll vacuum and an hour later there will be 50 more clusters. It drives me nuts! And they float upwards so they get stuck on shelves and onto any clothes, etc.
A agree about Shepherds! They are the sheddiest dogs imaginable....Lars coated the house in white drifts of fluff. The Furminator is an incredible tool--though I agree that the rubber brush is ideal for pitties!
ReplyDeleteMy parents said they have been finding her hair around their house for 6 months after she left!
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