KONG ZoomGroom Dog Brush

Short, smooth coats such as Labradors, boxers, beagles and Staffies: the brush that does the most for the least skill. Soft rubber fingers about three quarters of an inch long grip loose hair and pull it out in clumps when worked in small circles, and there is nothing sharp to hurt a wriggling dog. It earns a second job in the bath, where it works shampoo down to the skin far better than fingers. On long or curly coats it simply slides over the top and will not touch tangles, so it is not a substitute for a slicker there. It rinses clean under a tap.