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BubblPopElectrc 07-22-2006 04:43 PM
Anyone know where I can get less expensive Chris Christensen brushes?
 
I would like to get one but they are so expensive. Anyone know of place where they are a little less expensive than on his website? If not, are there any alternatives that are just, or almost, as good but a lower price?

doortego 07-22-2006 05:43 PM
Little Bit
 
They are a little bit cheaper at www.retail4wholesale.com but I haven't ordered one yet. I hope someone else know of a better place. Good luck:aimeeyork :aimeeyork
Donna

doortego 07-22-2006 05:44 PM
Aw gee!
 
Correction:

I hope someone else knows of a better place. Sorry for the typo.

Donna:aimeeyork :thumbup:

red98vett 07-23-2006 05:40 AM
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Originally Posted by doortego
They are a little bit cheaper at www.retail4wholesale.com but I haven't ordered one yet. I hope someone else know of a better place. Good luck:aimeeyork :aimeeyork
Donna

PLEASE don't shop here ! Doortego - you're trying to help and that's nice ....:thumbup: but there's been some people ripped off by these people - they charge your credit card and don't ship the products - then they ignore emails.....I only know this because it happened to some people who posted about it - I think they finally got a refund but never received what they ordered.

BubblPopElectrc...Have you tried Ebay? - or right here...maybe someone will sell you one ? CC has the Gold Series which is a bit expensive but they also sell lesser priced brushes. It's not a law that we need to use these brushes - I'm sure there are good alternatives - maybe try Sally's Beauty Supply ?

doortego 07-23-2006 06:19 AM
Oops!
 
Sorry if I put my foot in it. Donna:confused: :confused:

BubblPopElectrc 07-23-2006 07:23 AM
I bought one from here. It seemed to be a few dollars cheaper than other places.. hopefully I will get it soon. :D

http://www.dogshowjournal.com/DOGGIESECRETS/brush.htm

red98vett 07-24-2006 04:07 AM
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Originally Posted by doortego
Sorry if I put my foot in it. Donna:confused: :confused:
LOL!!!!! NO you didn't put your foot in it....I know you were trying to help and I've done the same thing :) It's hard keeping up with all the sites that offer products like this - it's normally safer ordering straight from the source

doortego 07-24-2006 10:21 AM
Fusion Brush
 
Hi,

I emailed Lisa @ Chrissystems for a brush recommendation and she recommended the new brass fusion brush so I ordered that one. I'll let you know if I like it but since I don't have one of the gold series brushes to compare it to, I'm not sure how much help I will be.

Donna:aimeeyork

doortego 07-25-2006 10:47 AM
Wow!!
 
I ordered the Christensen fusion brush yesterday afternoon and I received it this morning! You can't beat that service & I LOVE the brush & so does Little Bit. Lisa was also very helpful and friendly with her recommendations & responses. I was, of course, full of questions.
Donna

Silver Lace 01-08-2012 09:48 AM
Brush
 
Hi,
I keep reading how so many people use brushes for their Yorkshire. I was told by one groomer all I needed was the steel comb I use now on my yorkie. Is it that necessary to use a brush too and what is the purpose for using it besides combing his hair? Is there a special kind of brush to use other than a pin brush? I would appreciate some help on this. Silver Lace

Maximo 01-08-2012 10:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Silver Lace (Post 3782191)
Hi,
I keep reading how so many people use brushes for their Yorkshire. I was told by one groomer all I needed was the steel comb I use now on my yorkie. Is it that necessary to use a brush too and what is the purpose for using it besides combing his hair? Is there a special kind of brush to use other than a pin brush? I would appreciate some help on this. Silver Lace
Welcome to YorkieTalk. Brushing is not required. I use my steel combs quite a bit and they are better at making sure there are no hidden tangles on my boys. The combs stimulate the follicles too (I stole one of my dogs' combs and have been using it on my head and I can feel the difference :)).

When I am lazy or my boys are a complete mess, I use my ISINIS brush. It is a good quick detangler that doesn't damage. I never use the pin brush if my boys are dirty.

Mom to Hot Rod 01-08-2012 10:09 AM
I use both a pin brush and comb on my 2. I brush softly at first and if I come across a tangle, I will use the comb to comb it out.

Silver Lace 01-08-2012 01:07 PM
Hi,
Thanks so very much for the responses. I was wondering how I would receive the answers. I was just re-reading the section and then I saw there were answers below my question. If it is not necessary as both you and the groomer said I just will not bother with a brush. Just thought if it would be best for my baby I would do it. Joey and Sherri :aimeeyork :)

Silver Lace 01-08-2012 01:19 PM
Mom to Hot Rod
 
Thank you so very much for your answer to help me out. I have used a comb on Joey all his life with me and I kept hearing about using a brush but did not like the look of them so I kept using his comb. It is nice to have someone to ask and get an answer from. I see there is another little Joey out there. That is my little one's name. This site has been good to view and get so much information from. Bye now. Sherri:)

Silver Lace 01-08-2012 01:28 PM
Maximo and Teddy
 
Hi, I just want to thank you for welcoming me to Yorkie Talk and for your helpful information on the brush question. I will just continue on with using the comb only. Would be nice to find one smaller for his face though. He is 3.5 lbs. I was wondering how I was going to find my answer. I just re-read the site again to see more information about the brush and then I saw answers underneath my question and was so tickled. :D This has been such a nice place to be on. My little one is also Joey. :aimeeyork I saw there was another one on here. Bye for now. Sherri :)

Nancy1999 01-08-2012 01:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Silver Lace (Post 3782509)
Hi, I just want to thank you for welcoming me to Yorkie Talk and for your helpful information on the brush question. I will just continue on with using the comb only. Would be nice to find one smaller for his face though. He is 3.5 lbs. I was wondering how I was going to find my answer. I just re-read the site again to see more information about the brush and then I saw answers underneath my question and was so tickled. :D This has been such a nice place to be on. My little one is also Joey. :aimeeyork I saw there was another one on here. Bye for now. Sherri :)
My little one is named Joey too! I named him that because it reminds me of a little spunky boy who thinks he's tough, and my Joey fits that image perfectly! I think the CC wooden pin brush is great. Perfect for tangles. The pins are softer than steal, so it can also be used on the mustache area. Here's a picture: Chris Christensen Wood Pin Brushes 20mm - Cherrybrook. They have a large one too, but I prefer the smaller one. After I get the tangles out, I use a comb.

Silver Lace 01-08-2012 04:09 PM
Joey's Mom
 
Hi there,
That is kind of neat. :cool: We both named our baby Joey. :D Huh! I was going to use that name-Joey's Mom- for my user name till they said it was not available. My Joey sure could use a playmate. :( He needs someone to rough and tumble with. I do my best and my husband plays sometimes too.
Anyway, thanks for your kind answer about the brush. Never knew there were brushes with wooden pins. I will think on it as I always do things. He is so little and the brushes I've seen all seemed too big to use on him. I really need a smaller size comb for his face. He is 3.5 lbs and so tiny. Well, once again thank you for your reply to my inquiry. Sherri & Little Joey

Nancy1999 01-08-2012 06:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Silver Lace (Post 3782725)
Hi there,
That is kind of neat. :cool: We both named our baby Joey. :D Huh! I was going to use that name-Joey's Mom- for my user name till they said it was not available. My Joey sure could use a playmate. :( He needs someone to rough and tumble with. I do my best and my husband plays sometimes too.
Anyway, thanks for your kind answer about the brush. Never knew there were brushes with wooden pins. I will think on it as I always do things. He is so little and the brushes I've seen all seemed too big to use on him. I really need a smaller size comb for his face. He is 3.5 lbs and so tiny. Well, once again thank you for your reply to my inquiry. Sherri & Little Joey
I didn't have a yorkie when I joined Yorkietalk, I just used my photobucket name, because I didn't think I'd stay around long, ha, was I surprised. Yeah, Joey's mom is much nicer, but Silver Lace is pretty name too. Joey loves to play chase me mom and also tug of war, he has so much more energy than I do, but I try to give him a run for his money. Wow 3.5 is so tiny, one time I bought a dolls brush that worked pretty good.

Silver Lace 01-09-2012 09:05 AM
I guess you were planning on getting a Yorkie as you did not have one when you joined. I just found this by accident when looking up about Yorkie ears trimmed. And I was only going to read and not register. I love the look of Yorkie's. Have for a long time. The name Silver Lace was my toy poodle's name. I lost her in November. She was 16years old. I love poodles too. She had been having so many problems for a year. Her worst one was congenital heart disease and that is why I lost her. I got Joey because I knew if I lost her I could not handle it unless I had another baby to love. Well, I had him for over a year before I finally lost her. And he has been such a comfort even tho at times it gets so hard on me that she is really gone. He also likes tug of war and he loves to go out and run in the small yard we have. I love to watch him with his long fast strides and he barks his happiness out in the wind. He loves to walk but we only go once a week. I chase him . I say,I'm going to get cha and he grabs a toy and runs. Doesn't really chase me though. He is a dear. Thanks for writing me again Joey's Momma.

Nancy1999 01-09-2012 10:31 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Silver Lace (Post 3783550)
I guess you were planning on getting a Yorkie as you did not have one when you joined. I just found this by accident when looking up about Yorkie ears trimmed. And I was only going to read and not register. I love the look of Yorkie's. Have for a long time. The name Silver Lace was my toy poodle's name. I lost her in November. She was 16years old. I love poodles too. She had been having so many problems for a year. Her worst one was congenital heart disease and that is why I lost her. I got Joey because I knew if I lost her I could not handle it unless I had another baby to love. Well, I had him for over a year before I finally lost her. And he has been such a comfort even tho at times it gets so hard on me that she is really gone. He also likes tug of war and he loves to go out and run in the small yard we have. I love to watch him with his long fast strides and he barks his happiness out in the wind. He loves to walk but we only go once a week. I chase him . I say,I'm going to get cha and he grabs a toy and runs. Doesn't really chase me though. He is a dear. Thanks for writing me again Joey's Momma.
Wow, 16 years, that’s wonderful, you must be a fabulous dog mom! I know what you mean about losing one, they are so much a part of your day and in your mind with everything that you do. I’m glad little Joey could offer you comfort and hope you have him around just as long as you had Silver Lace.

Silver Lace 01-09-2012 01:59 PM
Thank you for your kind words.

Maximo 01-09-2012 03:27 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Silver Lace (Post 3782725)
Hi there,
That is kind of neat. :cool: We both named our baby Joey. :D Huh! I was going to use that name-Joey's Mom- for my user name till they said it was not available. My Joey sure could use a playmate. :( He needs someone to rough and tumble with. I do my best and my husband plays sometimes too.
Anyway, thanks for your kind answer about the brush. Never knew there were brushes with wooden pins. I will think on it as I always do things. He is so little and the brushes I've seen all seemed too big to use on him. I really need a smaller size comb for his face. He is 3.5 lbs and so tiny. Well, once again thank you for your reply to my inquiry. Sherri & Little Joey
When Maximo was that size, I combed his entire body with a flea comb: Walmart.com: Safari Pet Products Cat Flea Comb with Extended Handle: Cats

I still have the comb and use it for the corners of my doggies' eyes.

Nancy1999 01-09-2012 03:36 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Maximo (Post 3784007)
When Maximo was that size, I combed his entire body with a flea comb: Walmart.com: Safari Pet Products Cat Flea Comb with Extended Handle: Cats

I still have the comb and use it for the corners of my doggies' eyes.
I got that for Joey's mustache, I can't tell you how much he hates it. I kept buying plastic combs that he would bite, and this is metal, so he can't hurt it. It really does pull out every little crumb, but I think that's why he hates it.

Maximo 01-09-2012 03:42 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Nancy1999 (Post 3784013)
I got that for Joey's mustache, I can't tell you how much he hates it. I kept buying plastic combs that he would bite, and this is metal, so he can't hurt it. It really does pull out every little crumb, but I think that's why he hates it.
My guys hate it too. I always tell them they have potatoes growing in their beards that need to come out, lol.

I do have to be careful to avoid catching whiskers. The comb has ripped a couple out of Teddy and made him yelp.

Silver Lace 01-09-2012 05:18 PM
Maximo
 
Thanks for telling me about that little comb. I could never use it all over Joey I don't think like you did with your pup. But it sounds like it would be what I need for his face. I have a moustache comb I use sometimes but it is too small. lol


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