Evri Fancy Fur Soap Dispensing Groomer

I have 2 dogs in sizes L and XL who I wash once a month. I'm over 50 and holding cleaning tools in my hand tires it out faster than it used to. I have the rubber Kong with pointed rubber teeth for working soap into the hair coat but it gets hard to hold while on Dog #2. I found this tool at a new dogwash place I tried out. Didn't love the place but loved this tool so I finally found it at Walmart of all places after an hour plus on the web, darn it. Took it to my usual raised tub dogwash place and reconfirmed how much easier it is to use and how much better it worked the soap into their coats. My hand didn't feel cramped by the end or sore the next day. And I noticed I used a lot less soap than usual. I always use about 2 and a third full squeeze bottles of the dogwash place's diluted soap mix but this time I used only one and a half for 2 very sizable dogs and there were suds aplenty. The plastic tines on this are soft, long enough and numerous enough that I think the dogs liked it better too. One is very short-haired and the other wire-haired with longish hair on the top of his back. He's double-coated making washing and rinsing him that much harder. People keep asking me if he's an Irish Wolfhound so you get the idea. They've obviously never seen a real Wolfhound but he's a big enough lanky fellow. I guess you can put soap inside this for supposedly gradually releasing it as you scrub but I didn't bother. Seems more bother than it's worth. I really love this thing and wish I'd known about it a lot sooner. It might not work as well as the Kong teeth comb thing for your hairier breeds like a Great Pyrenees, for example.