The Doodle Brush - Slicker Brush Dog Cockapoo Cockapoo Brush for Labradoodle, Poodle & Doodle Slicker Needs - Long Pin Slicker Dog Tool, Golden Doodle Brush & Dog Grooming Brush for Poodles

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Best Pin Brush for Labradoodles —Pin brushes are excellent for Labradoodle coats as they move through them without snagging, gently brushing out tangles as they go. This brush is equipped with a double-sided head: pins on one side, nylon bristles on the other. Through bristle brushes aren’t commonly used for Labradoodles since their coats aren’t meant to look shiny, you can always give your dog a once-over with one at the end of your routine to add some softness. Invest in a set of grooming tools rather than just buying one brush. Some dual brushes may prove to be enough for some dogs, but other dogs may need specific tools for de-matting, shedding, and general brushing or combing. Bathing Another excellent pin brush, this one comes without anything extra, but it gets the job done. The sparsely spread pins and the rubber material mean that your Labradoodle will be comfortable as you use this brush; it is a great way to round out your grooming routine. Hopefully, these answers take care of your more burning questions regarding brushing your Labradoodle! Conclusion

On the other side of the tool, you have 17 teeth that work to thinning out the fur and remove loose hair. As you brush, the comb gently pulls out shedding fur and collects in, promoting health and shine. Wavy (Fleece) — Most commonly, Labradoodles will have this type of coat. Also referred to as shaggy, fleece is the descriptor most breeders use when discussing this coat. This type denotes a relatively even mixture of Lab and Poodle in a dog’s lineage, and is probably the easiest coat type to care for. These coats are quite soft for being so coarse and dense, and they shed very little, if at all. When one side has filled up with hair, simply switch over to the other side. Once both sides are full, use a comb to remove the hair, and you’re ready to start brushing again. One side of this brush holds coarse pins while the other has fine bristles. The large pins work to loosen up dense fur that has become tangled and matted. You can then use the bristle side to brush through the rest of your pup’s coat to make it smooth and shiny.A de-shedding or de-matting brush helps to reach the undercoat and gets out loose hair. When regularly used it also helps reduce shedding. A bristle brush is less popular for use on a Goldendoodle but can be helpful to stimulate the production of natural oils and keep your pup’s coat shiny and healthy. High-Quality Materials

Chamomile oil has anti-itch properties and can be helpful for dogs with allergies. And tea tree oil has antifungal and antibacterial properties that can help heal hot spots and other skin infections.

How to brush your Doodle?

You don’t want to make your Doodle feel uncomfortable. Over-brushing a spot or knot might not just cause irritation, but actual pain. So for the both of you to enjoy brushing, make sure you won’t hurt your dog in the process. The bristles on this brush are made from fine wires that are bent to reach deep into your pup’s fur without hurting them and scratching their skin. The brush’s gentle toughness is the right level to combat stubborn tangles without harming your fur baby. The exact measure of a Labradoodle’s coat can never really be guaranteed since it’s a mixture of a Poodle, which does not have an undercoat, and a Labrador, which does have an undercoat. Even if you keep your pup’s hair on the shorter side, you should brush their hair regularly. Likewise, shorter hair requires a brush with shorter, more tightly placed bristles.