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2. The best dog brushes for all coat types - AOL

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   Maxpower Planet Pet Grooming Brush $ at Amazon. If your pet has very thick fur that gets matted easily, this grooming brush — a Select Best for Your Pet award winner — has sharpened, fine ...

3. The best dog brushes for all coat types - AOL

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   Best dog brush for matting: Les Poochs Pro Brush Les Poochs Pro Brush This durable slicker brush from Les Poochs is Akhmarova’s favorite to use on long-haired, double-coated dogs with lots of ...

4. Dog grooming - Wikipedia

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   Rakes are important grooming tools, especially for double-coated dogs, such as Newfoundlands or Siberian Huskies. Bristle brush: One of the most widely used types of brushes due to its versatility. Typically, the bristle brush is used on dogs with long coats to finish the coat and to bring out the natural lustre and shine.

5. yoyomax Grooming Vacuum Kit Brush for Shedding Is 39% Off ...

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   The yoyomax Grooming Vacuum Kit Brush for Shedding is running a must-grab deal for Amazon’s October Prime Big Deal Days 2024. Nab this deeply-discounted top-of-line pet product for $67.39 ...

6. Kent Brushes - Wikipedia

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   Kent badger-hair shaving brushes. In the early 20th century the company was one of the first to begin using motorised vans for deliveries. [3] During the First World War the company was a major War Office supplier, providing numerous brushes for the soldiers' personal kits as well as horse brushes. [7]

7. Cavapoo - Wikipedia

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   The Cavapoo (American English) or Cavoodle (Australian English) is a crossbreed of a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and a Poodle. The cavapoo is speculated to have been first bred by designer dog breeders in Australia in the 1950s [ 1 ] as a companion dog with similar traits to the cockapoo , but at a smaller size.