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omnipoodle

My New Dryer

Jan 14, 2009 10:25

Yesterday night I used my new dog dryer. I started at 10:15. At 10:30, Faith was mostly dry. I nearly had tears in my eyes, actual tears. It is seriously the most awesome device ever. I used to mostly let Faith air-dry, but if I was feeling ambitious then I would take my dinky little human hair dryer and my slicker brush, and painstakingly ( Read more... )

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afrogfordevi January 14 2009, 20:04:57 UTC

Wow, sounds awesome! :D

omnipoodle January 15 2009, 02:44:00 UTC

It really is. Poodle ownership is suddenly not quite as onerous as it was!

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omnipoodle January 16 2009, 04:35:17 UTC

Luckily Faith doesn't have too much hair, so it takes hardly any time at all to dry her! The difference between her coat air-dried and her coat dried with this thing is incredible.

captinthehaffie March 4 2009, 14:02:20 UTC

Hi, I hope you don't mind, but I followed you over here from the dog community and I added you to my friends list. I love reading about the many different activities you and Faith take part in; I hope to one day do them with Madden. Hope it's okay:-)

omnipoodle March 4 2009, 21:45:41 UTC

Sure, I love new dog friends. I see that you are also a horse person! I have a fat little QH mare. :)

dinahprincedaly November 26 2010, 01:07:28 UTC

Hi---I just happened to see that you love your dog-hairdyrer... what brand is it? OUr dog Stella is a therapy dog and needs to be washed before every visit and last winter I wrecked (as in fried) her coat with our people hairdryer...

omnipoodle November 27 2010, 02:17:40 UTC

I have one of the Double K Challengair dryers--I think it's this one. I HIGHLY recommend getting a dryer for a poodle or poodle mix! Mine is almost two years old now and still going strong.

I peeked at your journal and see that Stella is an agility dog, too! Mind if I add you to my friends list?

dinahprincedaly November 27 2010, 15:16:50 UTC

thanx... I can't tell the difference between all the Double K Challengair dryers except there is a HUGE price range - what do those four hundred dollar ones have that the one-fifty ones don't? Not that I can afford any of them right now... but I am curious

omnipoodle November 27 2010, 23:19:05 UTC

I have no clue what makes a $400 dryer cost that much. I got mine for Christmas, so I didn't really pick it out. I'm still a n00b when it comes to grooming equipment. Sometimes I lurk on poodleforum.com--they have a good grooming board where people give advice about different products.