Dog Dryer - Large

Wow! You do not know what you're missing! I used this for the first time today on my 18lb Shih Tzu and he looks better than when he comes from the groomers! I wash my fur baby about once every 3weeks to a month because hes on the furniture a lot and previously I would have to chase him around the bathroom with the blowdryer. This time after snuggling him in the towel to get off the excess water I slipped the fluff and puff over him. At first I used the leg holes but once it was tightened and the blowdryer on he slipped his feet inside and laid down. HE WAS SO RELAXED. While he wwa drying I sat down next to him and he rrestd his head on my leg and closed his eyes. At first I alternated my blow dryer between warm and cool settings (my dryer has hot warm cool and a cool burst button) i also would periodically slip my hand inside to check the temp. It never felt too hot and my pup never looked uncomfortable. I am not sure how a dog overheated this. Why would you leave your pup unattended in a heated dryer if you wouldnt leave them in a closed car? This just seems like common sense to me. All in all it took about 10mins for my pup to be 85% dry (enough to not smell and airdry without being cold) and 20 mins to be "fluffed". His hair is currently about 1 and a half inches long so i imagine if he was longer the drying time would longer. Overall i love this product and would recommend it to anyone the prefers to bathe their pup themselves.

Great idea but you need to connect to a blow dryer for it to work and sit holding the blow dryer or else it will pop out. I used it once. I can't see myself just sitting and waiting for him to dry for 60-90 minutes again

My 14-lb maltese/yorkie dog loves it. We've only used it twice, but he's really taken to it. The first time we used it, he seemed unsure of it. But on the second time, as soon as he saw it laid out on the floor, he jumped on it and sat there, waiting to be fluffed! It takes less than 10 minutes to dry him, which is great because I never dried his hair in the past and it would take two towels to remove excess water from him, plus another hour for him to completely air dry. On the most recent drying session, he even laid down, tucked in his legs into the bag, and almost fell asleep. I put my hand inside the bag to kind of toss his hair around to make sure he gets dried evenly, and also so that I can monitor the heat. If the bag gets a bit too hot, I just give him a blast of the cool air from the hair dryer. I'm a fan!

It is cute but not practical. It took 45min to dry just the top of my dog, his tummy never dried or his legs that are on the outside of the Puff n Fluff.

I have a chihuahua who thinks the blow dryer is out to kill him. He runs around the room and hides and I’ve tried to just shoot the warm air at him from a distance so he can dry a little bit. I saw this and thought it might help, and I was impressed. It’s definitely not perfect, I had to hold him because whenever he tried to get away his paws would come out of the holes and a leg broke free twice. It was a two person job, one to hold him & one to operate the blow dryer. That being said, he dried in about 5 min and I’m really happy I bought it.

The size was much bigger than my cavalier. Dog hated it and wouldn’t stay in it. Probably the fact it was to big did help.I returned it without issue.

I’ve used this item 3 times now and I think it works awesome. The angry haters should try before they poo poo on it! My tiny wiener does not like her baths but she has such skin problems I have to bathe her at least once a month. I thought for sure she was going to hate the puff-n-fluff but she actually likes it! She gets so cold after her bath no matter how long I towel dry her. She was is warm and comfy inside the dryer that she pulls her head inside and sits down to enjoy! Back to the haters-of course no responsible pet owner is going to put this on their dog and then walk away! Though I do suggest checking inside occasionally to check the temp because last time I used an old vintage hair dryer and I felt it was way too hot on my skin and her fur was hot in that one spot too. I had to switch back to my usual dryer.

drying mostly on the side that the hot air is coming from