This was the alleged result.

I supposed it varies depending on the breed?

Because I didn’t manage to get THAT much!

But would I really want to?

*imagine fur less Scubby* *faints*

It has been a month and a week since we began using the Furminator. I was over excited, I had high expectation, and when it didn’t deliver — did I use it wrongly? — ironically, I am not surprised either. The husband is right once again! I’m sorry, Dear *pouts*

I know I promised my own video testimony. But since there’s nothing to shout about, I decided otherwise. I did collect all the fur that I furminated off Scubby in a ziplock bag though. Does that count?

My Verdict:

I followed the instructions to a tee for best result — using it each time after bathing Scubby.

A 15 minute combing would get about a small handful. That’s a poor comparison to the Persian cat above. I’m afraid to go any longer, or else Scubby would be bald?

And it’s not really as easy to use as it looks. Scubby definitely doesn’t like the pulling effect

So I seriously wonder: How in the world did they managed to get that much fur out of those dogs?!?

Scubby’s been shedding quite a lot too. With my floor tiles being white, you don’t really notice. Not until you mop the floor — which I do every night — and find furballs stuck on the sponge. Or put on a black Tee and find yourself: You Got Furred!

Perhaps this is the time of the year that they shed a lot?

Yenni, if you are reading this, 1 more thing to add to the Do-Not-Trust-What-The-Breeder-Guarantees List. Btw, have you gotten your dog? I hope not from her

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