B-Air Fido Max 1 Dog Dryer - Cesar Millan Premier Grooming Collection, Hot Pink

Unfortunately I had to return it. My dog was absolutely terrified as soon as I turned it on.

Great product! Turned all day drying into an hour for my big doggo and 30 minutes for my small super floofy puppos. It also blows out soooo much hair that a combo of my double row undercoat rake, slicker brush, and curry brush couldn't all get. It leaves the fur super soft and bouncy. I recommend drying outside due to flying hair if you have a dog that sheds a lot or is in a coat blow. Also it says quiet, and it really is compared to the dryers I used when I worked at 2 different grooming salons, but it is still loud, so unless your dog is used to it or just doesn't give a hek, be sure to socialize to the sound first then slowly build up their confidence and make it super positive. Give treats and praise while doing this. Make it mean good things! Remember that every dog is different.My oldest dog didn't care at all. She is reliably afford leash trained and I took her outside to dry her with no leash and she stayed still for me. She is an amazing dog.My smallest dog has anxiety but I sat down and held her as I dries her and gave gentle praise and we are working on confidence and she eventually got to where she would stand still for me.My big girl has been socialized to this since 12 weeks old and is a service dog. She doesn't care about heavy machinery, baloons popping, sudden loud noises, threatening situations, and is trained to perform tasks to calm me during PTSD, anxiety, and panic attacks as well as help through seizures and etc, but she does not like the dryer still. I will be spreading peanut butter onto a plate for her to lick while I dry her with giving her lots of "good girl!"s.

I have a husky. I think I was expecting more because of the vids I see online of Huskies getting their coat blown out but I just don't think she has the right coat for THAT kind of result. She had a longer coat than the average siberian husky. She doesn't have the tuff's you can pull out like you might see during shedding season on other Huskies. She just sorta sheds a lot year round.You definitely see hair fly off when you use this. For my pup it's more like individual hairs as opposed to tuffs of hair but I'm not surprised. Her coat has always been weird. It sheds but you don't SEE it shed. It's like you clean the house, blink, and there's hair everywhere again.I first used this by itself. No bath prior and on a fully dry coat. I used it again after a bath and after using another blower (higher power) at a self serve dog wash station. Same result both times. For the price it's great! I did see a difference in power between this one and the one at the wash station. I think the one at the wash station is over $200 tho.Either way I'm happy with the purchase. I think next I won't blow her out at the wash station and instead just bring her home after her bath and use this to dry/blow her out. I'll add to my review then :)

I purchased this on a great sale. My old one was over 12 years old and still going string. However I had lost the filter and the ground prong had come off a couple years ago. It was easier to get the new one at the price than to replace the missing parts for the old one. The new house is much better than the old one which was much harder and less flexible. If this one lasts half as long as the old one it is well worth it.

Our dog is pretty freaked out by the noise this dryer makes