Things You'll Need
- Slick dog brush
- Bristle brush
- Shampoo
- Conditioner
- Comb
Instructions
Brush against your Cocker Spaniel's fur with a slick brush to remove dead hair and any debris caught in its coat.
Remove any tangled fur with the comb. You can also check for fleas, parting the hair from the root and combing through it.
Brush with the fur growth of your Cocker Spaniel with a regular bristle brush. Repeat steps 1 through 3 daily.
Give your Cocker Spaniel a bath with shampoo and conditioner about every four to eight weeks. This will depend on the level of outside activity your dog receives. Refrain from over-bathing your dog, as this can remove some of the protective oils from its coat and skin.