JW Pet Gripsoft Slicker Brush Soft Pin

it’s a good product and it lasts long but my dog kinda chewed it up a bit so keep it away from your dog if unsupervised i have a cocker spaniel so she has a lot of hair and this looks great and it doesn’t seem like it hurts her she lays down and relaxes and loves when i take this brush out great product

I have a goldendoodle with a wavy fur texture and this brush is a must have! It gets out most of the the fur that doesn't fall out on its own (because it certainly isn't being shed out) and regular brushing keeps my girl from needing a dematter or other brushes. The only thing is I feel it's still a little harsh for her ears and nose so I usually use a smaller softer slicker brush with protective caps on the pins for that. It is perfect for the other 80% of her body though so I certainly can't complain.

I have MANY brushes and combs for my two doodles but this brush was recommended on a doodle site I follow so I thought I would give it a try. Both my dogs and I really like using this brush and it does the trick with their thick, curly doodle hair that mats if I don't groom daily. The brush easily cleans out with a comb. Recommend very highly to anyone with long or short haired dogs.

This brush works great on our poodle. He has a very soft, dense, curly coat and this brush goes through it like a hot knife through butter. No pulling, no sticking, no problems! It also easily slides through the long fine hair on his ears. He enjoys being groomed with this brush and his coat looks fabulous after grooming. I wish it came in a smaller size as it is a bit big to maneuver around where his legs meet his body. Highly recommended! (His old slicker brush has little balls on the end of each bristle and it really hung up and pulled through his coat even when using Show Sheen.)

I used to brush my puppy with a highly recommended and expensive brush but had way more success with this one. It gets out the mats and it's gentle enough on sensitive puppy skin.

My dog (a pomsky) is ok with the furminator, and I was hoping a slicker brush would be good for brushing daily between deshedding sessions to keep his coat shiny and tangle-free. He refuses to let me brush him with this brush. Even peanut butter, his favorite thing in the world, is not enough to make him relax while I use this. He jumps up and runs away. Perhaps it is a sensory thing? I'm not sure, but after trying for months to see if he'll accept it I am calling this brush a fail for my pup :/

Easy to handle and use, this brush offers a soft pin pad so the pins don’t hurt my dog’s skin. The size is perfect.

The brush itself is great. Works great but the bristles are a little stiff so my cat is a little hesitant sometimes.

This brush makes my golden puppy’s fur nice and smooth from when it gets all wooly. The only thing is it’s hard to get the hair out unless there is a lot of hair in it that you can peel out.

I bought the other JW Gripsoft brush with regular pins, and the pins were way too hard to brush my poodles. The "soft pin" brush is also too stiff. They both actually feel the same. I have these same brushes from a long time ago and they work real good - the best brushes I have. But these new ones are too stiff and pull my dogs' hair rather than brush through it. I'd recommend for dogs with the right type of hair, but not for poodles.