Should a cocker spaniel be shaved?
Cocker Spaniel Haircuts Although it may be tempting, you should never have your Cocker Spaniel wholly clipped. Shaving or clipping your Cocker Spaniel will not help to keep him cool in summer, nor will it reduce shedding!
How often should cocker spaniels get a haircut?
Every six weeks or so, your cocker spaniel will need to be groomed. You have two main options here, either clipping or shaving your dog, or if you are a bit more adventurous, having them hand stripped.

Can you cut a cocker spaniels hair short?
Many owners of Cocker Spaniels choose the ‘puppy cut,’ which keeps the dog’s hair short all over. Even though the hair is shorter, this cut still requires regular grooming (about every two weeks).
How long does it take for dog hair to grow back after being shaved?

Regrowth After Shaving or Cutting Dog’s hair can take anywhere from 6 weeks to 3 months to grow back after shaving or cutting, depending on the dog. Some of this has to do with the dog’s health and diet, but it’s mostly determined by breed and genetics.
How bad do cocker spaniels shed?
But what about American Cocker Spaniels? Like the English Cocker Spaniel, the American Cocker are moderate shedders. But since the hairs are longer, it can take more maintenance to prevent them from tangling and matting. For that reason, the AKC says that you should be brushing your American Cocker Spaniel every day.
Is it OK to shave your dog’s fur?
Generally, most experts recommend against shaving most pets, though there are exceptions. Veterinarians often advise against shaving cats and dogs for a simple reason: Your pet’s hair isn’t like yours.
What happens when you shave your dog’s coat?
When it is shaved down to the skin, the undercoat hair will grow back faster, and sometimes will crowd out the slower-growing guard hairs. This can change the texture and color of a dog’s coat …
What’s the best way to groom a cocker spaniel?
One of the most popular questions we get asked is how do I groom my dogs. Their grooming routines are totally different but I thought I’d talk you through Woody’s. Woody is a Working Cocker Spaniel, so isn’t that fluffy compared to the hairier Show Cockers.
What happens when you chastise a cocker spaniel?
If you chastise your Cocker for not returning to you the minute you gave her the command, she may decide it’s not fun to come back to you. You are also in danger of alienating her to the point that she becomes frightened to come back to you at all!
What to do if your Cocker Spaniel keeps running away?
I recommend you retrain your Cocker that keeps running away. Take time out to do it alone; don’t involve your other Cocker just yet. Go through the recall command for as long as it takes. Do this indoors or in an enclosed space outdoors first so that if she refuses to return you have a good chance of catching her, and she can’t get into any harm.