It works really well for very short-haired buns.  My Pepper hates it but i did that on a foster that we had for a little while (poor thing was in desperate need of a nail trim and a good grooming) and it worked great on him.

I do it with Charlie before we go to the vets LOL. I give myself a roll down and look at him, then give him a roll down. I don’t mind grooming them every day with my normal brush cause they both have medium length hair and the brush works well, but when I take him to the vet I don’t want him to look tatty!
I get it from my sister. She paints her pug’s toenails.

Actually, I have some questions: Is giving the shorter hair buns regular brush downs beneficial? Would a slicker brush work best? Jersey is shedding and I brush her a bit more right now but she’s a bit flighty about it. I use a comb, a baby brush or just damp hands.  She had a really slow GI day (I guess I’ll call it) just yesterday and I want to keep things moving and minimise risk of her over ingesting hair.

I read somewhere that damp hands or damp paper towel worked well.

haha… that’s actually a pretty cool idea… thanks for sharing that, i bet that would work so well for Mead…

I use my tape rollers on the brush after I groom the bun, never thought of using it directly on him, mostly because I wouldn’t want any tape residue to be stuck on the remaining hair. Do you think I should worry about that though?

The last molt they all went through, I think most of the fur wound up on me instead of in the brush or the roller. 0_o I just have to put them in my lap and WOOT! Off comes the fur…right onto my clothes and up my nose. >.<

Great idea! Thanks for sharing!

I’ve used the rollers, and they do get off a lot of the loose hair. In the end, I end up gently pulling some of the hair(and I mean GENTLY) because when they are shedding bad you can sometimes see the chunks of hair that are about to come out.