Care

It depends on the coat type: undercoat brush for dense undercoat, dog comb for medium to long coats to gently loosen tangles, long-hair dog brush for long-haired breeds, short-hair dog brush for short-haired breeds (removes dust and loose hair), and a rubber curry comb for extra skin massage.

How often you should brush your dog depends on the coat type. Short-haired dogs generally need less grooming, while long-haired dogs or dogs with an undercoat should be brushed more often. During shedding season, we recommend brushing every 1–2 days. Shedding usually happens twice a year – in spring and autumn – and each period lasts several weeks.

An undercoat brush – it thoroughly removes loose hair without damaging the topcoat. Ideal for dogs with dense undercoat, especially during shedding season.

A dog rake gently loosens mats and helps remove dead undercoat. Small knots should be carefully worked out early, before they tighten. With severe matting, don't pull roughly, as this can be painful for the dog. In such cases, professional grooming is the better option. On the other hand, avoid bathing too often, as it dries out the skin.

Depending on the coat type: an undercoat brush for dogs with dense undercoat (removes loose hair without damaging the topcoat), a dog comb for medium to long coats, a long-hair or short-hair dog brush for the respective coat type, and a rubber curry comb for extra skin massage.

Which dog accessories are useful depends on how you're out and about with your dog. For everyday use, dog leashes, collars, poop bags, reflectors, and dog mats are especially important. If you often travel by car, you should also consider a sturdy dog crate and matching attachment accessories.