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The two sets of teeth of the Hair-raiser from the side

The 'Hair-raiser 100'

Suitable for almost all breeds of:

  • large dogs
  • sheep
  • llamas
  • ponies
  • donkeys
  • horses

The 26 widely-set teeth of the rake comb are individually - and robustly - set into the casement.

The two sets of Hair-raiser 100 teethAlmost 100 (yes, I've actually counted them!) finely-set teeth comprise the de-shedding comb, precision-engineered from a single piece of stainless steel and extending to the full 4 inches (10 cms) width of the head of the comb (in use, this seems to be just about the perfect grooming width for larger dogs and all equine animals). The close set of the teeth ensure that there is no collection wastage when the dead hair is combed out.

As the comb head is flipped between combs, the chosen set of teeth lock firmly into place.

The Hair-raiser© 100 measures 5.0 x 7.5 inches (12.5 x 19.0 cms) and, weighing 7.5 ounces (225g), feels reassuringly substantial in the hand.

The packaging of each Hair-raiser© 100 contains detailed information on ways to maximise its usefulness on your animal.

The Hair-raiser 100

To view your choice from a range of movies showing the
Hair-raiser© 60 and Hair-raiser© 100 in action please click on any of the links below.

Beagle/Bernese cross

Belgian shepherd

Blue Merle

Border terrier 1

Border terrier 2

Chesapeake retriever

Cocker spaniel

Border collie 1

Border collie 2

Border collie 3

Border collie 4

Dalmatian

Deerhound

German wire-haired Pointer

German shepherd

Golden retriever 1

Golden retriever 2

Greyhound

Jack Russell terrier 1

Jack Russell terrier 2

Jack Russell terrier 3

Korthal Griffon

Labradoodle

Labrador - black

Labrador - chocolate 1

Labrador - chocolate 2

Labrador - yellow

Lurcher

Mastiff

Patterdale terrier

Pug

Retriever/Poodle cross

Rottweiler

Scottie

Siberian husky

Shih Tzu

Springer spaniel 1

Springer spaniel 2

Tamaskan

Weimaraner

Westie

Wheaten terrier

Yorkie

Cat

Thoroughbred horse

Still not convinced? Should any faint doubt remain then have a look at this video!
(Sorry it starts off sideways - not much I can do about it now!)
Big thanks to Hannah and family for humouring me - I hope you visit and see the video one day!


Last updated: 7 September 2011

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