KING KOMB™ DeShedding Tool For Beagles

Beagles might not look like shedders at first glance, but the breed is actually categorized as a moderate shedder, putting it in the same class as dogs which are a bit bigger and have more hair. Beagles are double-coated dogs, with a tough, coarse undercoat and a soft topcoat. That means that Beagle owners can expect their pups to shed mostly in the spring or summertime when it comes time to dump their winter coat. Because a Beagle’s hair isn’t very long, you might not be finding big hairs floating around the house, but you will have short, hard-to-find hair lying around. Proper Beagle grooming practices and the use of a good Beagle grooming brush will do a lot to help the shedding situation with your dog. See The Komb In Action: The Best Beagle Shedding Brush on the Market   To keep your Beagle’s shedding patterns in check, it’s best to use a Beagle hair brush like the King Komb every day, or at the very least, two to three days a week. Doing so will greatly reduce the chance of l