Ancol Ergo Pin Brush, Blue

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If you have a pin brush that you love and it works well for your Newfie, you don’t have to spend your money on another one! Bristle Brush– Most good dog brushes have bristles that are either boar bristle or boar and nylon. Brushing your dog with one of these brushes on a regular basis is one of the best ways to help reduce shedding and keep your dog’s skin healthy.

The wooden pin brush, while I don’t think it would be great for a Newfie with an adult coat, I do think it would be a great starter brush for a puppy, for a dog that has been clipped for the summer or for a dog with sensitive skin. This cookie, set by YouTube, registers a unique ID to store data on what videos from YouTube the user has seen.If your cat is prone to developing mats in their fur, the GoPets Dematting Comb will help you target existing tangles and knots while helping to prevent future mats from developing. The dual-sided tool has curved teeth on both sides, one with 23 and the other with 12, to gently but effectively work through matted areas without scratching your cat's delicate skin. Loose hair gets caught in their curls rather than it shedding onto the floor as with other breeds. This can cause mats if you don’t brush the loose hair out. Detangling sprays are another option to consider adding to your grooming tools. There are several options out there, and they all primarily achieve the same goal, which is helping to loosen knots and tangles.

I always tell people that I have small hands therefore it’s more comfortable for me to use a smaller brush even though my dogs are big.Havanese dogs are double coated; they have a top coat and an undercoat. Many double coated dogs have a distinct difference in texture between their top and under coats – most undercoats are soft but the top coat is course – when dogs like that moult the soft coat easily falls away from the courser top coat. A Havanese has no distinct difference in texture between its top and under coat – both are soft. What this means is that as hairs loosen at the root to drop out, they do not drop but instead become entangled. If left, matts will occur. Matts are not only unsightly, but also uncomfortable and unhealthy for your dog – matts can harbour dirt and mite. The only way to avoid matts is thorough LINE BRUSHING – parting the hair and brushing in sections, ensuring that the whole length of each hair, from skin to end, is brushed. This not only detangles the hair enabling it to stay cleaner and free of debris, but it also massages the skin ensuring good blood flow to the hair follicles and proper distribution of natural oils to maintain a healthy shiny coat. Do not be tempted to use an undercoat rake on a Havanese – undercoat rakes are designed to pull out the soft undercoat of breeds of dog with a distinctly courser top coat – certainly not for Havanese coats. Grooming - Daily if possible