What kind of Brush

[mike001]

During shedding season the tool that works best for me is a horse shedding blade. It takes so much undercoat off and is so easy to work with. Rubber currys for horses are great also and dogs love them. Even the horse plastic currys work better than my dog brushes.

[buttercup132]

Furminator or go get her groomed. They will blow dry her and her undercoat will come out. And I'm aware that she is short haired it works well on them too, actually more hair comes out of them then long haired dogs.

[Freedom]

He he, it's THAT time of year, yup!

As Sugar has hair, I don't see much from her. But the 8 cats, OMG!!!!! I am vacuuming constantly just now.

I got this for the dog, it works well for the cats too. I love the cleaner button!!!!

http://www.petedge.com/shopping/prod...ProductID=5545

[Canis-Lupess]

I have something called a stripper comb for my dogs. It's only beneficial for longer or thicker coated dogs because it would just hurt a dog with fine short coat.
It really does work though, just pulls the dead hair out without getting stuck or anything. Seems to glide through the luggiest of hair.

[luvofallhorses]

Blue tick hounds have thicker coats than most hounds IMO anyways. Buster does shed but it's not everywhere. lately he's been shedding a lot. but anyways I would use a really good brush I can't think of the name but it helps a lot with my dogs. I hate the slicker brushes. rake combs help, too but you have to be gentle with them.