I purchased this since other husky owners liked it. I am very happy with the results. It really takes care the the undercoat. Now my girl is looking pretty again.

this grooming tool is awesome. i bought it out when i was getting my pomeranian i tested it out on my cat. it worked great by the time i was done i had a clone on the floor. my pittbull loves the way it feels he almost falls down to the floor out of relaxation. its funny. i would recommend this product for any type of pet with or without shedding problems. great product im gonna by one for my mom.

This product made me feel guilty for not buying it sooner! I was using a standard dollar store brush on my husky-mix and had no idea how much undercoat wasn't being touched. This brush worked like magic! The first time I used it enough hair came out to fill a standard pillow case. My dog is much happier too. The only thing I don't like about using this brush is that the hair is left on the coat, and gets everywhere. It is very messy to use. When finished the area around the dog is completely covered in hair. But it gets the job done! Another caution is that the tines are very sharp, be careful.

This is the handiest gadget. The "head" 'snaps' to being a de-matter or snap it the other way and its a "undercoat" comb.
The dogs don't go running off when they see it because neither of the head positions hurt them at all. And it works easily for us.

This product worked great for my Golden Retreiver (thick undercoat) and OK for our standard poodle. We got a great deal of hair out of them and found a few mats we didn't even know where hiding under there. I would highly recommend this for anyone with a Golden!

I bought this tool primarily for the dematting side, because I already had an undercoat rake, but this rake does just as well as the other one I have (which was much more expensive).

I checked out the blades very well on the dematting side, as I was a little concerned if they would be safe to use. The ends are dulled so that the sharp surface can really only touch the hair, not the skin. Of course, you need to be very careful around eyes, ears, and rough areas like elbows.

The blades are not so sharp that they slice right through. A little tugging or sawing is sometimes required, so if you aren't careful it can still cause the dog some discomfort, but it sure beats picking through the mats with a comb! As long as you are patient, you can work through mats with very little pulling.

The nice thick handle fits well in the hand and makes it easy to use. I don't know if they make a smaller version or not, but I think this one may be a little hard to use on small dogs. It can also be difficult to use on areas like leg feathering because of it's size, but it did work there with some careful manuevering.