Introducing our “Equipment Series”! This series is the beginner’s guide to everything you need to know about dog equipment for grooming, handling, & dog shows – from brushes, to dryers, to crates and everything in between!
In today’s video, Allison breaks down everything you need to know about slicker brushes. Learn about all the features of slickers and how to choose the best one to groom your dog based on your dog’s size, breed, and coat type. Whether you have a Golden Retriever, a Toy Poodle, a Havanese or anything in between, find out which slicker brush is right for you and why.
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You’re education is fantastic!
I actually have a memory of wandering a variety store as a child and being curious about a ‘cheap’ slicker brush… I barely touched the pins and looked back at several perfectly aligned tiny spots if blood on my thumb. I honestly think that traumatised ME to the point on being afraid of all slicker brushes 😅
I’m a first time dog owner and the oversaturation of non-regulated products in the industry is very overwhelming for those that just want to do their best by their fluffy friend.
Thank you for your thorough explanation and care! 🙂
Phenomenal video! I wanted to ask you which slicker brush you recommend for a standard size Goldendoodle with a curly coat? I’m committed to keep his cost free of matting and free or knots and I understand a slicker brush is an important tool to achieve that. So which one should I get? I appreciate your help and advice!
Pembroke Corgi coat, what is best slicker, metal comb, and rake comb to use? Curved shears for bum area? Thanks!
I heard a slicker brush is the right choice for wiry coat? Irish wolfhound?
I’m guessing they’re good for long hair cats for maintenance to prevent (Or reduce) matting? 🐈 🐈⬛