Spaniel Dog

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Is it acceptable to use a razor to my dog, English cocker?

I have had differing opinions as to whether the use a razor was my English Cocker permanently inferior to the jacket. Someone knows something about this?

Some people choose to shave Cockers. Never did with mine and I have never recommended to do so for any Cocker. Cockers should have their feathers cut and stripped of their coats. People shave their cocker, because they believe that the layer of shaving the dog will better cope with the heat summer. MAL. Cockers are a breed of double-deck and guard hairs mirror receiving the sun rays, protecting the dog to get sun and overheating. When you shave everything you are outside the band of natural protection of the dog and the dog will feel warmer. Remove the layer to help your dog feel cooler, but the best way to maintain a temperature of the animal must be a connection with the AC in the hottest hours of the day and still providing shade and water outside. You can save the dog's belly to sit in a reclining position a little cooler. Most people call this band of "AC" and the belly skins skirt actually revealed when the dog is standing. Others shave cocker, because they could not handle the constant demands of grooming housing needs. Then I wonder why in the world do you have a race that should have known in advance requires a lot of toilet paper. Shaving is pure laziness. My dogs are working dogs and live and play in a total rural. The burrs and thorns get caught in them every time and it is my responsibility as an owner to sit down with each of them and to brush thoroughly. Shaving never lose the mantle. People who say they will be different account of what a litter layer shaving Cocker until you see and feel what a great place Cocker seems. When Cockers shave their hair tends to grow in the texture of wool instead of silk. Sometimes the guard hairs will not grow back to its original length so that the layer begins to excel in soft clumps everywhere. If a dog is shaved regularly over a long period of time the hair can push a lighter color, so that the dog or bleached old before his time. The only time I think it may be necessary to shave a Cocker is after castration or sterilization. Fixing a dog can change the coat texture, which makes almost impossible to stop. Neutered and spayed dogs sometimes grow wool coats at an alarming rate and not shave the hair may be the only way forward at this time. Have you talked to the breeder of your dog on the maintenance of your dog's coat? They must have already said. Never take Notice of hairdressers dogs. Most know absolutely fuck specific breed grooming and will save anything presented to them.