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Variable-Speed Dog Blow Dryer

Bath time is only half the routine.

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A floor-standing dog blow dryer with rotary speed control, a flexible hose and a top carry handle. Make space for the after-bath part of life together.

AFTER THE BATH

A place for the whole routine.

The towel. A familiar place to stand. You, close by. Plan the drying setup around the home and the dog you share it with.

A dog owner towel-dries a golden retriever on a sage mat beside the inactive black dog dryer and coiled hose in a warm home.

GET TO KNOW THE TOOL

Find the dial before you begin.

The pictured dryer has a rotary speed control on the canister, alongside two red controls and the carry handle. Get familiar with the final model’s instructions before use.

The canister has a rotary control. Ordering updates are available through the waitlist.

Close view of the black dog dryer's existing rotary dial, two red controls and top carry handle.

ROOM TO WORK

The canister stays put. The hose comes to hand.

A separate flexible hose connects the hand-grip to the dryer. Plan a clear, dry working area with room for the machine, the hose and your dog—not just somewhere to put the canister.

Canister, connected hose and hand-grip. Towels, mats and room furnishings are not included.

The black canister dog dryer on a clear dry floor, with its connected flexible hose and hand-grip laid out beside it.

THEIR PACE MATTERS

Start with a familiar face. Yours.

First introductions can happen with the dryer switched off. Let your dog explore without pressure; a dryer is not the right next step for every dog or every coat.

A relaxed scene is not a promise of low noise, noise tolerance or reduced anxiety.

A dog and owner taking a relaxed break beside the switched-off dog dryer, with the hose resting away from the dog.

A useful tool starts with the right fit.

Consider your dog’s coat, comfort around grooming tools and the space available at home. Towel drying or help from a groomer can be a better fit for some dogs.

Read the AKC’s general guide to drying dogs. General education, not an endorsement or test of this dryer. Follow the final model-specific instructions before use.

BEFORE YOU CHOOSE

A few things worth knowing.

Can I order this dog dryer now?

Not yet. Join the waitlist for updates about this dryer. There is no payment, order or stock reservation. We will share final specifications, package contents, price and delivery details before ordering opens.

Where are the controls?

A rotary control sits on the canister.

What parts are shown?

The canister, connected hose and hand-grip. Towels, mats and room furnishings are not included.

What if my dog is wary of dryers?

Give introductions time and keep the dryer off at first. Never treat a relaxed product scene as proof your dog will tolerate noise or airflow. Ask a qualified groomer about a routine suited to your dog; stop if your dog is distressed.

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