HartzGroomer's Best Fur Fetcher De-Shedder Dog Brush,Black

I have working dogs, heelers and border collies. This tool works nicely on removing the undercoat and smoothing the topcoat.My dogs all come in the house when they aren't working, so having something that helps cut down the dog hair tumbleweeds that breed daily is a real plus. I use them in conjunction with grooming gloves and it makes a huge difference.

I have an Australian Shepherd mixed with something. We needed something that could get his heavy undercoat that he would shed. Anywhere from light shedding to big clumps. This tool really helps to get those undercoatings that are loose and help remove them from his coat. Definitely works well

I brush my dog wsy out in the yard. This thing really grabs the loose fur. My dog has short hair, but you can literally see it come off his coat when he walks. This helps keep my house a bit cleaner, but I need to use it every couple days.

Probably better suited for a husky-type dog with a thick undercoat? My little dog has a light undercoat, and this product was just too rough for his skin.

This product is the best de-shedder I ever used and I tried 3-4 different designs. It’s easy to use and pick up a bunch load of undercoat. I have a senior Chow Chow with skin cancer so she is not only very hairy but sensitive to metal prongs going over her skin. With this brush, she lets me brush her any time I want and for however long I want. I’m amazed how much hair this little brush, with two rows of plastic teeth, can pick up! It’s easy to clean, lightweight, and sits perfectly in my hand. There is nothing I dislike about this brush. 5+ stars.

I bought this for a shorthaired pointer/boxer mix (yes, she's adorable). She loves being brushed. Every brush I've ever used, she wiggles, moans, and smooshes in for more. She even loves her rhymes-with-terminator brush. When I saw this, I figured she would love it too, and it had two rows of ... whatever those things are, so I thought we'd get more hair per swipe. One initial swipe, very light, and she ran away. She wanted nothing to do with it. As usual, she was more than happy with her other brushes, but there's just something about this one that is painful for her, even with very light pressure. I could hear it making kind of a snagging/tearing sound during that one fateful swipe. In the trash it went.

It did grab fur but it was too sharp for my double coated dogs. Any amount of pressure scraped enough to hurt.

As you can see from the photo - this brush was very successful! My lab has a shiny coat, less dust bunnies around the house and she enjoys the experience. There are no blades. The teeth are made of a rubber material that works well on her undercoat.

I bought one of these 5 or 6 years ago for my dog and cats when they shed in the spring and summer. Had tried several other brushes for undercoat with poor results. Not so with this one. It pulls so much fur the dog, or cats, look like they lost w iffy when finished. So I just bought another for my mom as her undercoat brush was taking barely any fur out of her dog and she has been brushing and vacuuming daily. She just used it and cannot believe how much fur it pulls. Excellent product.

Amazing tool! I was worried that the one for cats might be too small. I also didn't want to suffer many more brush strokes from a smaller size and it looks like I made the right call. This one is perfect. My new British Shorthair is a shedding monster complete with static. This brush really gets those loose furs and bonus, his coat is silkier. He even looks "thinner." Turns out, he was logging around a ton of shed hair. I kept brushing him endlessly to no avail (luckily, he enjoys being brushed and doesn't mind). Thanks to this tool, the situation is now under control and I don't have to kill myself with endless brushing! I was even considering shaving his fur before this tool but now, there's no need! All of this improvement from only using this tool 3x, THREE, over the last few days! Imagine that?!!TIP! For those complaining about this hurting your pet's skin, you need to push your pet's skin in the opposite direction of the brushing to keep it taut. And don't put pressure as you brush. It will get the fur by itself with no effort on your part. Just keep the skin taut and brush lightly.

I've had the one for 10 years. Works better than any other brush I've bought. So I bought this one for a relative to deal with her heavy shedding shepherd husky. Must have if you own a dog. Cleans them right up.

Works great but the bristles are thin plastic so I worry about long term durability

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