Some dogs won't sit still for a brush but will happily lean into being stroked. This is a glove, so as far as your dog is concerned you're just petting them — the soft silicone nubs across the palm do the work, lifting loose hair as your hand passes over.
The hair gathers on the glove in a sheet rather than drifting onto the sofa. Peel it off in one piece and bin it.
Works on short, long and curly coats, and on cats and rabbits as well as dogs. Also fine to use in the bath, where wet fur gives up loose hair more easily than dry.
The wrist cuff stretches to fit most hands, with no strap to fasten. One size.
A lot of dogs are not objecting to grooming so much as to the tool — the sight of the brush, the sound of it, being held still for it. Change the shape of the interaction and the objection often goes with it.
How this helps
A glove reads to the dog as being stroked, so they get the attention and you get the loose hair. It will not reach deep undercoat (the soft layer beneath the outer coat) the way an undercoat rake does, but it supports the everyday maintenance that keeps hair off the furniture in between.
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