Top products from r/StandardPoodles
We found 5 product mentions on r/StandardPoodles. We ranked the 5 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.
1. Master Grooming Tools Double-Sided Soft Flexible Slicker Brushes — Versatile Brushes for Grooming Dogs - Purple, 8"L x 4"W
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
A must-have brush for every professional groomer!Offers the flexibility to deliver superior grooming resultsProduces less stress on your hands and wrists than traditional fixed slicker brushesBrushes conform to the contour of the animalSingle-sided slicker brushes are also available
Show Reddit reviews2. Wahl Pocket Pro Pet Trimmer/Clipper (One Size) (Pink)
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Handy battery powered compact trimmer suitable for most types of animal hair.Ideal for detail trimming around the face, ears and paws.Perfect for nervous animals - quiet operation and easily concealed in the hand.Cutting lengths from 0.02in to 0.2in - includes two close trim comb attachments.Soft to...
Show Reddit reviews3. RUFFWEAR - Sun Shower Waterproof Rain Jacket for Dogs, Granite Gray, Medium
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
MADE FOR ADVENTURE: The Sun Shower is a weatherproof dog raincoat that's built for the trail. Don't let a little rain keep you and your pup inside!BUILT FOR NATURE: Dogs get wet. And muddy. The vest style provides full coverage to minimize wet and muddy dog cleanup. Additionally, the oversized storm...
Show Reddit reviews4. Chris Christensen - Big G Slicker Brush - Large
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
40 percent more pins than big kTo fluff curly, cottony coats and the fluff and shape heads, topline and legs of many breedsTo work through dense coats all the way to the rootTo remove thick undesirable undercoat in many breedsUse large on body and medium on legs, columns and poems
Show Reddit reviews5. Chris Christensen - Big K Slicker Brush Large
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
The Chris Christensen Long Pin Slickers allow you to do the job in half the timeThese thoughtfully designed slicker brushes feature long pins to penetrate deep into longer coatsBig K Slicker LG Black
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I asked a different question in r/doggrooming but maybe the replies will help you out.
tools for spoos
I’ve been doing well with the Master Grooming Slicker as suggested in one of the first replies, and “the stuff” as suggested in one of the last replies.
The far more expensive CC brushes that many groomers use are awesome. I got one for my doodle 10 years ago and still use it for the doodle (totally different coat than my spoo). Eventually I’ll invest in one of those.
So, a metal comb, slicker brush and a “finishing spray” has worked out well for me.
Edit: here is the fancy Chris Christiansen brush
And the perfectly fine Master Grooming slicker I’m currently using.
We have this Chris Christensen brush for brushing out. I got it for like $15 less and they occasionally pop up as warehouse deals on Amazon. I was told to not cheap out on the slicker because some of the less quality ones are hard on the skin, but I have only used this one so I can't comment.
This Madan pin brush for brushing while blow-drying (regular size, medium cushion). I liked it because of the quality pins with beveled ends (so no poking the skin). And also the choice of colors.
We also have a comb - this is the one I bought because of the rotating teeth and rounded ends. Used to check for mats/remove mats after brushing.
Right now it's been very wet and I am thankful I invested because my walker just towels her off and she had a few leg mats that I had to pick through. With a conditioning spray and gentle brushing I was able to remove them with minimal pain (and lots of bribes).
I don't think you'll need to do a ton of brushing on the puppy coat, though it's great to get them used to it, especially up standing on a table. My pup's is pretty tangle-free unless she gets very wet and isn't dried and brushed properly. If she's not wiggly, it takes maybe 15 minutes to do everything.
He probably has something between his pads, hidden in fur. You can get a clipper with very very fine blades and trim between his pads. Use it on clean, dry fur for easiest result. We used that exact trimmer for 15 years, replacing it once, fwiw. It can't cut your pup, but will keep their paws a lot cleaner and safer. Just get in there from the bottom and dig out all that hair.. and seeds, pine needles, sticks, rocks, random debris that you'd think the dog would tell you about, but no.
I have the Ruffwear Sunshower Jacket for my standard, but it's a pretty basic jacket. Here's a pic of Tesla in the mountains with it.