Shave Him

Shave him may not have been the best choice of words to use when I brought my cocker spaniel to the groomer.


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...mals/007-1.jpg

I think he looks good ;D

LOL. After working at a groom shop for a few years I can safely say that yah.. you need to be fairly specific most of the time, but thats still alittle over the top unless he/she was pretty matted.

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Originally Posted by Sariel

LOL. After working at a groom shop for a few years I can safely say that yah.. you need to be fairly specific most of the time, but thats still alittle over the top unless he/she was pretty matted.

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They asked if I wanted a cocker cut, puppy cut or a shave.
I said shave him down.
Not gonna say that next time. :O

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Originally Posted by SPJ

They asked if I wanted a cocker cut, puppy cut or a shave.
I said shave him down.
Not gonna say that next time. :O

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LOL.. Yah, proper response is probably the cocker cut. Unless you just want him short an fluffy, then puppy cut is good. Sometimes the cocker skirt is a pain if you dont have the time to brush it daily and theres anything remotely resembling burrs in your local foliage. -.-

Doesn't even look like the same dog anymore. :O

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...nimals/009.jpg

Did you go "ha ha - cute....no really....where's my dog?":P

He looks good to me. In the shop I work at, he'd have been shorter than that even. We tend to shave down a ton of dogs this time of year, but from the picture of before, he didn't look to have a ton of coat to begin with. So I'd guess he wasn't matted or overly thick.

But yeah.. you say shave him.. you get a clipped down dog. Gotta tell the groomer what you want, cause we aren't mind readers.

Oh well....he will love it for the summer time!! ;)

Wow, that is a big difference seeing what he looked like before. He still looks good though and atleast it will grow back :gj: