[kim26]

Someone posted on here about a special blow dryer for their dog but I can't remember who it was. I was wondering what kind it was. It takes forever to blowdry Doc with my blow dryer.

 

[MaxandMe]

how about using a leaf blower? :wink: :arrow:

 

[kim26]

He-he Annmarie! I actually pointed the leaf blower at Doc once and he just stood there!

 

[MaxandMe]

and ...did it work KIM??? :wink:

 

[kim26]

Seriously, it would work great if it was warm air. :lol:

 

[MaxandMe]

kim you may be onto something :wink: :lol:
I would write to the leaf blower company explaining our predicaments trying to blow dry doodles and how all doodle lovers would buy the 1st giant sized blow dryer....

remember I get royalties :wink: for max of course!

 

[MaxandMe]

ON a serious note kim ....

here's a link for dog blow dryers

http://www.mysimon.com/9000-10992_8-0.h ... w%20Dryers

http://www.office1000.com/discount/pets ... omers.html

http://www99.shopping.com/xDN-pets--blo ... google.com

http://www.showdog.com/Store/pet_produc ... w%20Dryers

and lastly
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=n ... low+dryers

 

[kim26]

Those are great links Annmarie! Thanks. I didn't find this much when I googled "dog blow dryer". I sure wish I knew how well they each worked. I really only want to spend around $100 - $150. :? I know if I had a way of drying Doc quicker, I wouldn't dread giving him a bath as much. With his light coat and his propensity to go into the horse corral and eat horse poop, he needs a bath about once a week. :shock:

 

[MaxandMe]

hhahahaha kim ...horse poop? hahhahaa
I think they're called Horsicles :wink: :lol: 8)

Let us know which one you buy...blow dryer that is

 

[kim26]

Well, they might be called horsicles in some parts of the country. he-he, but not here. 8)