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Best brush ever! It’s got a great handle and easy to control. I absolutely love the feature of the bristles going down in the brush to release the hair. It’s a Quick cleanup of the hair. Very efficient and the person who invented this is brilliant!

Excelente para mi mascota ya que le encanta el trato y yo controló mi fuerza y desempeño!

The pets love this, from our 40lb dog to our 18lb cat (both short-hairs) they LOVE this - our cat even comes running when he hears it click, he demands grooming like a princess lol The wide paddle (the brush itself is just over 3" round) is perfect for mid-size & larger dogs The bristles are metal wire that resist bending/breaking quite well The engagement button works great and fells confident Strokes great both directions, the bristles are directional which can comb more aggressively if you need - we constantly alternate between each When you retract the bristles the hair doesn't follow them down into the slots no matter how much hair you gather. The plastic it's made out of has a natural static charge that prevents hair from sticking to it so it's always perfectly clean and releases hairs in big clumps. GREAT brush for any pet

Very much like this brush for my golden retriever and my wire hair terrier. Solid quality and works well. The hair eject deal works amazing. Would recommend.

I bought this slicker brush for my Great Pyrenees puppy who has a long, thick white coat that tends to get matted. My vet recommended trying a slicker brush, so I decided to give this one a try. The brush works exactly as described and the self-cleaning feature is really convenient. It removes loose hair from the top coat and the button makes it easy to push the hair off the brush when you’re finished. The handle is comfortable to hold and it seems well made overall. That said, I’m not completely obsessed with it for my particular dog. When my puppy has thicker mats, it can be difficult to move the brush smoothly down her spine. It works best when her coat is already mostly detangled. For comparison, I’ve used the FURminator Short Hair Dog Deshedding Tool on our German Shepherd, and those results were more dramatic because that tool pulls a lot from the undercoat. From my understanding, this slicker brush mainly works on the top coat, so it doesn’t really get into the under layer the same way. Overall, I still think this is a good brush for regular grooming and keeping the top coat maintained. If your dog has a lot of heavy mats, though, you may need another grooming tool to help with deeper tangles.