Force air dryer help?

Saeleofu

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I'm looking for a force air dryer for Logan. He's a smooth collie so he has a double coat, but it's short - shorter and thinner than a GSD or Lab coat.

I'm looking for a model that's around $100 or less that will still get the job done. It has to be on Amazon because I got a gift card for Amazon for Christmas and I'm getting $70 in credits for selling textbooks to them. Prime/SuperSaver/Free shipping preferred ;)

Here are a couple I'm considering:

http://www.amazon.com/B-Air-Bear-Po...?s=pet-supplies&ie=UTF8&qid=1325017241&sr=1-2

http://www.amazon.com/Metro-Vacuum-...?s=pet-supplies&ie=UTF8&qid=1325017241&sr=1-3 (dog dryer) or http://www.amazon.com/Metro-Vacuum-...B24G/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1325017713&sr=8-1 (motorcycle dryer) - they appear to be the exact same to me, other than color and possibly a hose??
 

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I'm going to start by just saying that I've not personally used any of these dryers. Of the choices presented I'd use the B Air Bear - for the stronger motor- the included accessories and the better air intake with filter.

I would say those other two based on specs may be the same item but who knows? The guts are really what matters.

Also as a note-get yourself some ear protection. I use simple ear plugs now.
 

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I have the Metro vac, the first one linked. I believe it's Sizzle who also uses one for Revy? I like it and it works for all my dogs, should do the job on a smooth collie. Georgie HATES it but the other dogs don't mind it at all, including Miss Pepper.

Definitely agree about the ear protection.
 

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Yeah, I know they're loud. We have a force air dryer at work and I use that on Logan sometimes, but I need my own.

I'm reading all the complaints about people saying their animals are scared of it and going :wall: WTF DO YOU EXPECT IT TO SOUND LIKE?!
 

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I use a Metro QuickDraw.... I love it. :)

I've seen them online for $80 or so, but usually they run in the $100 range.
 

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