dog dryers

[wolf_Q]

I recently purchased this dryer http://www.ryanspet.com/ryanspet/cat...goryCode=6020& but it ended up being out of stock so I won't get it for 3-4 weeks. It doesn't show the price there, but when I ordered it, it was about $89, not bad for a metro dryer.

I wanted to get this one http://www.ryanspet.com/ryanspet/pro...startItemCnt=1 that is the kind we use at work and it is very nice, but I just could not afford that much right now.

[borzoimom]

I recently purchased this dryer http://www.ryanspet.com/ryanspet/cat...goryCode=6020& but it ended up being out of stock so I won't get it for 3-4 weeks. It doesn't show the price there, but when I ordered it, it was about $89, not bad for a metro dryer.

I wanted to get this one http://www.ryanspet.com/ryanspet/pro...startItemCnt=1 that is the kind we use at work and it is very nice, but I just could not afford that much right now.

wow= both are nice- how are they for less noise? I had a metro for years but boy was it loud!!

[wolf_Q]

I don't know about the first one, I have not received it yet. We had metro dryers in the shop at one point a few years ago, but I don't remember how loud they were.

The second one I use at work every day and it really is not too bad as far as noise goes. I usually put earplugs in when using them and sometimes I put cotton in Nebo's ears too, just because I don't want to listen to it.

[borzoimom]

this guy is only 7 months old. I would have started him out early with a dryer. I am looking for low noise. Its hard with all the new ones on the market that I cant see as I live in a rural area... With my other collies, I had a metro 1500 I think. Wasnt loud but didnt do much either. It took a longgggggg time with the back brushing to get my collies dried.

[Freedom]

OKAY, borzoimom. For those of us who don't have a clue. WHY do you need a dryer for a collie? Unless you want show quality, I mean.

We had a collie when I was a kid. We bathed her in the sink in the cellar, all her life. In warm summers, we let her out and raced around until she was warm. In the winters, we used towels. Lots of arm work and towels.

Oh, maybe it is the arm work. I forgot about the surgery. Oops, sorry. I guess that is it?

[borzoimom]

OKAY, borzoimom. For those of us who don't have a clue. WHY do you need a dryer for a collie? Unless you want show quality, I mean.

We had a collie when I was a kid. We bathed her in the sink in the cellar, all her life. In warm summers, we let her out and raced around until she was warm. In the winters, we used towels. Lots of arm work and towels.

Oh, maybe it is the arm work. I forgot about the surgery. Oops, sorry. I guess that is it?

Its to blow out the undercoat. Necessary for a young collie. The driers I had when I had my pet supply store were alllllll metro, but they were like 400 a piece and made alot of noise. I am looking for one that isnt as loud, but does enough for just one. I have a regular professional dryer for my borzois, but not enough to get that under coat out in a young collie. We dont have to back brush a borzoi..

[wolfsoul]

We have a few different kinds of dryers at work -- I forget the name of the portable ones (the blue ones that buttercup also has). My favourite ones are the ones we have at the shop that hang from the roof -- very nice and powerful. We had two metros but got rid of both of them -- our dryers have 10X the power of those things -- the metros were frustrating beyond belief.

[Husky_mom]

OKAY, borzoimom. For those of us who don't have a clue. WHY do you need a dryer for a collie? Unless you want show quality, I mean.

not trying to sound rude at all. but the reason she wants a dryer for her collie is something i don´t need to know, maybe for some of us it would be just an exentricity (sp?) or luxury when most can do fine with just towels, just liek some may say why would you want bows in your pups ears, for whatever they wnat IMO............ show quality, pet quiality, just being pretty.........whatever............

I have no experience in dryers but if i could i would get one, with my Huskies there´s lots of undercoat to dry :P.............

and buttercup, I´ll pm you a little concern I have that might help

[borzoimom]

not trying to sound rude at all. but the reason she wants a dryer for her collie is something i don´t need to know, maybe for some of us it would be just an exentricity (sp?) or luxury when most can do fine with just towels, just liek some may say why would you want bows in your pups ears, for whatever they wnat IMO............ show quality, pet quiality, just being pretty.........whatever............

I have no experience in dryers but if i could i would get one, with my Huskies there´s lots of undercoat to dry :P.............

and buttercup, I´ll pm you a little concern I have that might help

Thank you husky- I am just trying to find a dryer that doesnt cost a arm and leg, doesnt get too hot, but blows well enough to dry the coat.
It snows here alllllllllll the time. The borzois dry quickly but a collie wont. I am just trying to get him going. Also here too, I will have alottttt of undercoat to dry, and getting the dead hair is best for the skin as well..

[buttercup132]

OKAY, borzoimom. For those of us who don't have a clue. WHY do you need a dryer for a collie? Unless you want show quality, I mean.

Its not just for show dogs...dogs who go to the groomers are blowdried with them and they are PETS. Its nessicary to blow any dogs coat.

I think most people DO know what the blow dryers are for.