My current minipoo has a very thick beautiful adult coat. I would have problems using those kinds of clippers to groom her. I have to use the heavy duty, more powerful clippers. My bravura and mini arco work well for face, feet and sanitary, but not her body.
I had a tpoo with a softer, less thick coat who I clipped using similar cheap hair clippers for 20 years. The first clipper died after about 15 years of use and I replaced it with another cheap one that still works. She always looked well groomed even with cheap clippers. Mine were labeled to cut human hair but they were identical to those packaged to clip pets which were priced higher.
Puppies usually have a softer less dense coat which changes into their adult hair during the dreaded coat change period. And it looks like your puppy might me a tpoo. Tpoos, even as adults often don’t have as thick a coat as minipoos and spoos.
So based on my experience you should be able to use these clippers on your puppy and you might be able to use them on your dog when older. Make sure the blade is sharp and well maintained.
I had a tpoo with a softer, less thick coat who I clipped using similar cheap hair clippers for 20 years. The first clipper died after about 15 years of use and I replaced it with another cheap one that still works. She always looked well groomed even with cheap clippers. Mine were labeled to cut human hair but they were identical to those packaged to clip pets which were priced higher.
Puppies usually have a softer less dense coat which changes into their adult hair during the dreaded coat change period. And it looks like your puppy might me a tpoo. Tpoos, even as adults often don’t have as thick a coat as minipoos and spoos.
So based on my experience you should be able to use these clippers on your puppy and you might be able to use them on your dog when older. Make sure the blade is sharp and well maintained.