Indeed, rare are the breeds that are as beautiful as Cocker Spaniels. They have a thick (and, in some cases, wavy) coat, which is short on their back and head. Meanwhile, it becomes longer on their chest, ears, legs, and belly. Lastly, the coat's color can be solid light cream, red, brown, or black, although some may be multi-colored (all of which have white).
Grooming takes some time, effort, and money. You may want to go to professional groomers instead of bathing, brushing, and trimming your dog by yourself— which should be done every 6-8 weeks. Expect it to be pricey. In addition, you should brush them daily to eliminate mats. If you can't keep up with all of these, you may reconsider not having a Cocker.
Alternatively, you may try clipping your Cocker's hair short. Despite that, bathing and trimming every 6-8 weeks is still necessary for their coat maintenance.
Any problem affecting your pet's skin and/or hair coat should require a visit to your pet hospital Carmel Valley.
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