Which Brush To Buy? -- Pekingese Breed Questions and Answers

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Subject: Which Brush To Buy?

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Kat

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Date Posted: 08:29:13 11/16/07 Fri

I had no idea just how much my 9 1/2 month old Peke shedded until we recently installed light tile in our kitchen and pulled out our carpet and installed wood flooring. Now I am vacumning and sweeping every single day and I don't let her or my Bichon run around the house anymore...poor babies! They love to run around and chase each other all over the house but after seeing all that hair now I don't let them. I have the two sided combo brush/comb but it doesn't seem like it is removing excess hair. Any suggestions on the best tool to use? Also can a Furminator comb be used on a Peke? Mine has some really thick hair!

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