They stay in one spot.
No lap of the house with a wet dog three feet ahead of you.
Your dog sits in one place instead of leading you round the house dripping. You are not crouching, cornering or negotiating.
Nothing is aimed at their face. The air comes from behind and around, which is why dogs who hate a handheld dryer will often sit for this.
The shake happens inside the bag. Your walls, your floor and the rug by the door stay dry.
| Size | Fits |
|---|---|
| S | Toy dogs and compact pups |
| M | Most small-to-mid dogs |
| L | Larger dogs and broad frames |
The manufacturer has not published measurements for these sizes, so go by build. If your dog is between sizes, choose the roomier one — the air needs space to move around the coat.
| Use | Warm-air drying for dogs after bathing |
|---|---|
| Power source | Connects to a household hair dryer |
| Design | Contained drying chamber with open head space |
| Comfort | Gentle airflow around the coat |
| Sizes | Three options for different builds |
| Care | Wipe clean and air dry after use |
If your dog is between fits, choose the roomier option so the bag sits comfortably and the warm air can circulate well.
No lap of the house with a wet dog three feet ahead of you.
The noise and the blast are behind them, not aimed at their head — which is the bit most dogs object to.
Not in your hallway, not on the skirting boards.
