I will hurt the skin

My only qualm is that the brush points are very sharp, and it hurts skin (my dogs jump away and I tried it on myself, too)

This helps to get dead skin and loose fur off of him and the other two

I have an elderly Arabian with an odd coat...when he sheds his summer coat it is hard to remove all the hair & "scurf" (dirt and dead skin cells) to get him slick and clean before his winter coat grows in.

Comfortable handle and bristles were tough but soft enough where it didn’t bother my dogs skin

Maybe it is ok for dogs with different coats (or dogs with less sensitive skin?

I suggest using a light touch though only because I would be afraid the prongs might hurt the skin.

damage my dog skin due the tips are metal

Very sharp and hurt skin.

I see no necessity in such harsh skin abrasion in order for the brush to work, so I think it's an overlook on the company's part.

Gentle enough for our chessie’s sensitive skin but tough enough to get all of his dead undercoat off during the hot summer months

Upon first light brushing it scratched up her skin and caused bleeding

Gets out my Golden’s knots after a few brushes

Didn’t fully remove all of my golden’s fur/dander.

I like this brush, so easy to clean the hair out and a very comfortable handle.