Kevin Mobley wrote 01/08/2007 05:48 PM Grooming, and undercoat rakes. #123842 - 01/08/2007 05:48 PM
Kevin Mobley Webboard User Reg: 12-31-2003 Posts: 172 Loc: Eastern Nebraska Offline	I bought an undercoat rake last year, seems to work well enough, BUT I take my male to get groomed anyway. While we are there I eye this rake that this woman has, and it takes ALOT more of the loose hair out than I am getting. Anyway, the lady would not let me "hold" that rake and get a good look at it. I think I found it though, it looks like this shedding rake from Oster. Anyone know anything about this rake, used it? I also saw this $57.00 "furMinator" do-hickey but it doesn't look like the Oster rake. If everyone is thinking alike, then someone isn't thinking. Gen. G.S. Patton
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Lindsey Oldfield wrote 01/08/2007 06:11 PM Re: Grooming, and undercoat rakes. [Re: Kevin Mobley ] #123843 - 01/08/2007 06:11 PM
Lindsey Oldfield Webboard User Reg: 12-10-2006 Posts: 14 Loc: Las Vegas, NV Offline	I'm not sure about the Oster but in case you can't find it... I bought a Large Coat King when I got my giant schnauzer and didn't really use it until a month ago. Now it is my new favorite gadget! It took an entire trash bag of hair out of him and he definately doesn't look like a briard anymore. http://www.hppets.com/pages/catalog/grooming/coat_king_rakes/index.html Edited to say that they have a list of breeds with the recommended rake.
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Kevin Mobley wrote 01/08/2007 06:37 PM Re: Grooming, and undercoat rakes. [Re: Lindsey Oldfield ] #123844 - 01/08/2007 06:37 PM
Kevin Mobley Webboard User Reg: 12-31-2003 Posts: 172 Loc: Eastern Nebraska Offline	Lindsey, you are a SAINT! That is EXACTLY the rake that this woman had! LOL!!!... She would NOT let me see that thing for nothing, she just pointed at it and smiled at me when I asked about it. So what type did you buy for your Giant? The coarse, Medium, or Fine? If everyone is thinking alike, then someone isn't thinking. Gen. G.S. Patton
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Lindsey Oldfield wrote 01/08/2007 07:48 PM Re: Grooming, and undercoat rakes. [Re: Kevin Mobley ] #123851 - 01/08/2007 07:48 PM
Lindsey Oldfield Webboard User Reg: 12-10-2006 Posts: 14 Loc: Las Vegas, NV Offline	It must be her "precious"; source of all returning business! I'm pretty sure that I have the fine double wide but it may be the medium. I am so happy that I got to do some of the helping!
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Kelly Kovar wrote 03/25/2007 04:40 PM Re: Grooming, and undercoat rakes. [Re: Lindsey Oldfield ] #135112 - 03/25/2007 04:40 PM
Kelly Kovar Webboard User Reg: 12-19-2006 Posts: 35 Loc: Offline	I have one of these rakes. You know, I like it, but it seems that after 5-10 brushings that the blades begin to dull. I dont know if this is customary, but seems like steel blades would stay sharp longer than 10 or so brushings. It did work though. Good.
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