For Sale - Hair Raiser Combs!

[claireyclaire]

I have managed to source a small supply of these fantastic combs, perfect for your Tamaskan. These are a cheaper version of the more well known Furminator, which can sell for up to £25.

I will be selling these for £15 (plus P&P) and all profit will go towards the TDSGB fundraising efforts. I will also be selling these at the TDSGB Dog Show so if you want to try before you buy you will have an opportunity then.

However if you are not able to attend the show, here is a quick demo of how effective it is! We normally brush the dogs once a week, the first time you use this you will be amazed!

Please PM me for further details

[Sylvaen]

Cool! If I didn't have the FURminator brush already I'd definitely buy one.
It looks exactly the same, just more economical.

[Hawthorne]

Love it! Freyja had the best time the other day when it was a bit breezy outside and I was brushing her.
She wanted to chase her fluff around. It would just float away....

[weylyn]

I had one from Claire and it works great

[Molly]

I have already heard about this brush on the other canine forums, but not necessarily in good terms....

Certainly the dog is brushed well and the filling is removed (kidnapped), but is saying that that also breaks sub-hairs, which is then trés length to be pushed away (to be repelled).....
I ignore what the situation is exactly and if these arguments hold the road because I have never tried and I admit you that I am not more interessée than celà....

For " the mists of time " I use a comb rake which gives me any satisfaction, in the sense where, I take advantage of sessions of brushing of my dogs, to start the learning(apprenticeship) of the orders such as " Not to Move " or the "Rest"
Thus, the more there is of the hair to be made or some filling to be removed(kidnapped), the more the dog " often revise ,it lessons "

Even when there are no hairs moreover.... The sessions of brushing are lived as one reward, because I add it small ends of lardons....

[frogline]

Cool, you can knit a lot of pull-overs!

[TerriHolt]

Cool, you can knit a lot of pull-overs!

snuggly thru winter in dog fluff