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Do cocker spaniels shed

Do cocker spaniels shed2007-11-25 3:01:03Answers:

I'm a groomer and believe me ALL dogs DO shed.

Wait, I take that back..the only dog that does not shed would be a hairless dog.

I have a Standard Poodle and although he does not leave hair all over the floor like a Lab would, when I bathe him (or any Poodle for that matter) and use my force drier on him..there is some shedding hair that falls off.


Yes..they are dogs and have fur, right??
Not super bad like other breeds, but yes. And they have a natural odor. If you get a cocker spaniel it will need to be bathed thouroughly and often.
Does the pope * in the woods?
*LMAO*!!

OF COURSE they do!

ALL DOGS SHED*!!

Anybody who tries to tell you different is a LIAR or a FOOL.or both.

*ALL DOGS SHED*

ALL of em.some a little less,some PROFUSELY!


All animals shed - even humans.
You might ask an animal vet, but I heard that the only dog that doesn't shed is a poodle.. I know Cockers shed and smell pretty bad. Have to bathe them lots. Neighbor had one and it smelt to high heaven.
Yes they shed. But to address some of the other folks. No all dogs dont shed. Yorkshire terriers Poodles and several other terrier breeds do not shed. :D
if it has fur- it sheds..simple
yes they shead and they need to be groomed every 4 to 6 weeks. they are also prone to bad ear infections, ear cleaning in a must with this breed, with proper care they wont smell..
Somewhat, but not really bad like some breeds.

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