The Zim Family Cocker Spaniel Forum

I've created something that will be useful to just about anyone that owns a Cocker Spaniel: an instructional (and entertaining!) DVD which shows you how to do your own Cocker grooming. Stop paying a professional groomer to do what you can do yourself!

My grooming video is a gigantic production which lasts nearly two hours, and there's a lot of fun and personality in it. I think you'll enjoy it!



Find out about what equipment you have to have to get the job done, and get a preview of exactly what's on the DVD... at http://www.zimfamilycockers.com/Grooming.html

If you don't need the DVD but you do need some suggestions on what grooming equipment to buy, take a look here.

Jim,
The video is timeless. We've had Dodger for a year and eight months and have groomed him since he came home. The video was and is a great help, not only in technique but in confidence as well.
Thank you,
Phil

Jim,
Do you still receive a small % for items purchased through Amazon from your site?
Thank you,
Phil

Yes, Phil.

There's a link down in the lower left corner of each page of the forum. If you go to Amazon via that link and then make a purchase, it generates a commission. Those commissions pay for the forum's server costs.

So, anytime you want to do some shopping at Amazon anyway... if you would just come to the forum first and click on the Amazon link in the lower left corner of the page... it would be an easy way to support the forum.

Thanks!

I wish I was brave enough to try that. But it is not just that...the babies get the much needed socialization.


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I just got my DVD yesterday and I watched it earlier. I think I will groom Casper myself when it's time for his next grooming.


*EDIT*

April 19, 2012 (today)

Well, I re-watched Jim's DVD AND I just got my grooming table, Andis clippers, scissors, and other grooming supplies today so I am planning on "taking the plunge" and grooming Casper myself! GULP! Since it's getting warmer here in Florida, I am planning on shaving his fur down short so he can be more comfortable. Soon, it will be positively SCORCHING around here so it will be better for him. Besides, Casper is not a show dog; he's my pet and I want him to be comfortable for the summer. I will let his coat grow out when the temperature turns colder. I had been taking him to the groomer but I am sure my investment in the proper grooming supplies will pay off soon. At least I hope so!

How do I get my hands on this?! I will be trying to groom once I get our puppy :-)