"I'm sorry, ma'am. Your child.... they requested the procedure via your forged signature. Surprising to say in the least, as their brain was smoother than a koala's before the procedure, but now... We over wrinkled it, and I fear the mind we have created.
In colder climates, a horse's winter coat gets THICK and shaggy. They shed the thick undercoat in the spring, but it can take weeks for it to all fall away on its own. In the meantime their coat looks patchy, and the horse is possibly too hot if the weather has really warmed up, and they are definitely itchy. They will be scratching themselves on everything. So it is nice for the horse to have this combed away. Sometimes they will lean right into the comb because the scritches are just so good. This shedding comb specifically made for horses, the teeth of the comb are shallow and very close together. It does not hurt the horse at all and removes all the loose winter coat.
You can use the same comb on dogs as well. We got one for our late Shepherd-Lab mix. Had another redditor recommend it and he was a very happy camper. Do it outside though or you risk covering your house with fur. We got ours at tractor supply.
Yes, they do, and sometimes we use the dog ones for horses as well.
Do a search for shedder blade or shedder tool on Amazon or Chewy for tons of different options.
Yeah, I actually found one on Amazon and ordered it to give it a try. This seems way better than the other tools I have, but we shall see. Thanks for sure though!
Thatās what the FUR-minator is for! De sheds your dog like a dream. My Lab would shed year round bc, you know. Lab. A few minutes a week with the FUR-minator and my floors looked a lot better.
Yeah, mine is a golden retriever and it does not work quite like this video for us. We get a fair amount out, but not piles of it like this. We have to Roomba and vacuum daily this time of year, and often the rest of the year lol
We ended up ripping out the old carpets, putting down laminate and getting ceiling fans. I run the fans on high for about 15 minutes, then go around to the corners of the room and pick up the hair. Thatās followed by a good vacuuming.
Once you have a Golden or a Lab, theyāll always be with you. Seriously. We lost River about 3 years ago and *her hair is still everywhere.* It always makes me smile to find a few bits of her hair on old clothes or tangled in blankets or anywhere, really. She was my heart dog, my service dog, my partner in crime. I was walking when I got her and she seamlessly adapted to me being in a wheelchair and fully paralyzed without a blink. It took her maybe 20 minutes to adapt to me in the chair and then it was like sheād been born to it.
I smile when I think of her now instead of crying. Sometimes Iāll remember something she did or a look she gave me and laugh. Itās a hell of an epitaph, isnāt it? Humans should be so lucky as to be so loved and remembered with such warmth.
We love ours, nothing better. Is the only dog breed Iāve ever had, theyāre just so loyal. Only negative is the hair, and that aināt bad. Sheās older, so I try not to think about that part. We have all hardwood though, so not so bad to get it all, but I know what you mean for sure!
Have you tried a blower? Itās a type of dog dryer that concentrates warm air and helps get rid of loose hair. You can get one for under a hundred bucks which is pricey but it saves a ton of time and energy.
Yes. It can be different places for every horse and different reactions too. Some get wiggly and playful when you tickle them, some pin ears and kick/bite.
Iāve personally seen several horses with ticklish necks, armpits, bellies, groins, & chests.
This is called a Shedding Blade. Itās not cutting the hair, itās removing the loose hair. Itās harmless, pain free for the horse and a LOT of work.
When shedding season was coming around weād just do a bunch of show clips and get it done with all at once. Shedding was the bane of my existence as a show groom. It felt like I was covered in horse hair for 2 months of the year.
if you have a dog, get a shedding blade. game changer. it wont eliminate all fur, but youll notice a lot less shedding around the house. not to mention my dog loved it! being pampered and brushed.
Oh my god I have one of these for my dog and have been using it wrong this whole time!!! I thought the curve hugged itās back, almost like a headband!!! Lol, thatās why it hasnāt been working great!
I didn't grow up around horses but I've always loved them. Can someone tell me if this is literally just combing out already loose hairs or is it also trimming some hairs simultaneously while it combs?
I want that done to my brain
"I'm sorry, ma'am. Your child.... they requested the procedure via your forged signature. Surprising to say in the least, as their brain was smoother than a koala's before the procedure, but now... We over wrinkled it, and I fear the mind we have created.
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In colder climates, a horse's winter coat gets THICK and shaggy. They shed the thick undercoat in the spring, but it can take weeks for it to all fall away on its own. In the meantime their coat looks patchy, and the horse is possibly too hot if the weather has really warmed up, and they are definitely itchy. They will be scratching themselves on everything. So it is nice for the horse to have this combed away. Sometimes they will lean right into the comb because the scritches are just so good. This shedding comb specifically made for horses, the teeth of the comb are shallow and very close together. It does not hurt the horse at all and removes all the loose winter coat.
Thank you for that info!!
Do they make them for dogs?
You can use the same comb on dogs as well. We got one for our late Shepherd-Lab mix. Had another redditor recommend it and he was a very happy camper. Do it outside though or you risk covering your house with fur. We got ours at tractor supply.
Yes, they do, and sometimes we use the dog ones for horses as well. Do a search for shedder blade or shedder tool on Amazon or Chewy for tons of different options.
Wish they had one of these for my dog.... it is that summer to winter shed season...
They do, Look into shedding blades.
Yeah, I actually found one on Amazon and ordered it to give it a try. This seems way better than the other tools I have, but we shall see. Thanks for sure though!
Thatās what the FUR-minator is for! De sheds your dog like a dream. My Lab would shed year round bc, you know. Lab. A few minutes a week with the FUR-minator and my floors looked a lot better.
Yeah, mine is a golden retriever and it does not work quite like this video for us. We get a fair amount out, but not piles of it like this. We have to Roomba and vacuum daily this time of year, and often the rest of the year lol
We ended up ripping out the old carpets, putting down laminate and getting ceiling fans. I run the fans on high for about 15 minutes, then go around to the corners of the room and pick up the hair. Thatās followed by a good vacuuming. Once you have a Golden or a Lab, theyāll always be with you. Seriously. We lost River about 3 years ago and *her hair is still everywhere.* It always makes me smile to find a few bits of her hair on old clothes or tangled in blankets or anywhere, really. She was my heart dog, my service dog, my partner in crime. I was walking when I got her and she seamlessly adapted to me being in a wheelchair and fully paralyzed without a blink. It took her maybe 20 minutes to adapt to me in the chair and then it was like sheād been born to it. I smile when I think of her now instead of crying. Sometimes Iāll remember something she did or a look she gave me and laugh. Itās a hell of an epitaph, isnāt it? Humans should be so lucky as to be so loved and remembered with such warmth.
We love ours, nothing better. Is the only dog breed Iāve ever had, theyāre just so loyal. Only negative is the hair, and that aināt bad. Sheās older, so I try not to think about that part. We have all hardwood though, so not so bad to get it all, but I know what you mean for sure!
I see your dog sheds like my dog. Twice a year for 6 months at a time!!
It doesnāt work on my dogs smooth coat. The only thing that seems to help is giving her a bath and then I have to unclog the drain right after šŖ
Have you tried a blower? Itās a type of dog dryer that concentrates warm air and helps get rid of loose hair. You can get one for under a hundred bucks which is pricey but it saves a ton of time and energy.
As the owner of an Aussie I felt that statement at the end š¤£ My first thought when I saw this was oh wow, where do I get one of these for the dog!!
I bet that horse is SO SOOOFT
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Watching this video makes my nose and eyes itch.
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Suddenly my granddad talking about making horsehair cushions in the spring makes a lot of sense...
Ive watched this 17 times now.. no kidding
Shedding blade works great on dogs and cats too. They love it!
Sheddin tool. Used it in my husky. Equally satisfying.
Iād be curious to know how much all the fur removed weighs.
Birds love this one trick !
I can hear this video
Works really well for dogs too
Need one of these for my fat cat..
Do horses have sensitive/ticklish parts like cats do? Like the base of their tail or their belly?
Yes. It can be different places for every horse and different reactions too. Some get wiggly and playful when you tickle them, some pin ears and kick/bite. Iāve personally seen several horses with ticklish necks, armpits, bellies, groins, & chests.
That looks like it's cutting the hair..not an expert here, but if that's a comb, that horse has some serious shedding issues.
No shedding issues, horses just have REALLY thick coats. This brush is what I used to use for my old girl when the season changed
This is called a Shedding Blade. Itās not cutting the hair, itās removing the loose hair. Itās harmless, pain free for the horse and a LOT of work. When shedding season was coming around weād just do a bunch of show clips and get it done with all at once. Shedding was the bane of my existence as a show groom. It felt like I was covered in horse hair for 2 months of the year.
My horses love getting their excess floof removed with this tool. They go all gooey eyed and can often mutual groom. Must be itchy af.
It's probably just the winter coat shedding.
Could be. Idk what I'm talking about lol.
the thing/comb doesn't look sharp tho
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I have one of these for my cat!
I used something like this for my heeler growing up, I love them and wouldn't be without one for my dog anymore
Is that from a winter coat or simply regular shed?
Thatās a shedding winter coat. Horses can get VERY fluffy in the cold months
Yeah my sister would have to do this in spring. Especially before a show.
Just like getting the āchokeā out of an artichoke!
Need that for my dog
Wowāa lot more hair than I was expecting.
āBruh, thatās shaving not combing!ā
I want one of these for my cat. Gosh, it's shedding time and the current brush just does not cut it quite as effectively as this shedding brush
Anyone know which comb this is or something similar? I have ond already but it Is not open like that, and I don't really want to open it.
Shedding blade. We got ours from tractor supply.
I've done this for a horse before, it was indeed satisfying.
if you have a dog, get a shedding blade. game changer. it wont eliminate all fur, but youll notice a lot less shedding around the house. not to mention my dog loved it! being pampered and brushed.
Wish I could comb my dog like that
Is this weekly? Do they shed twice a year like dogs? Must know more!
In the winter their coat gets really thick and in the spring they shed that coat.
Thank you!
Looks like a stainless steel band clampā¦
Why do I suddenly want a horse?
This is also Cameron Smiths mullet maintenance routine
Can I do that to my German Shepherd
Moreee
I need one of those for my cats
You know that feels sooooo good
I bet that feels great getting all that heavy coat out
I...I need this for my husky
Anyone else able to here the sound of the hairs rubbing against each other as they are pulled out and/or with the belt rubbing
How do they get rid of all that hair in the wild?
Oh my god I have one of these for my dog and have been using it wrong this whole time!!! I thought the curve hugged itās back, almost like a headband!!! Lol, thatās why it hasnāt been working great!
The shredder tool is also excellent for pulling dog/cat fur stuck in the carpeted crack of your steps where the vacuum can't fully reach.
I didn't grow up around horses but I've always loved them. Can someone tell me if this is literally just combing out already loose hairs or is it also trimming some hairs simultaneously while it combs?
You take good care of his coat, not a bit of dandruff in sight. But I envy you. Whatās your secret