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I am using a Laube Speed Feed trimmer on her face and the snap on comb is part of that clipper set. Notice I am going both forward and backwards, with and against, the lay of the hair. The backwards motion will layer the hair and the clipping with the lay will give you more control over length.

THIS TECHNIQUE IS RECCOMENDED FOR PETS ONLY! Show dogs should be done with thinning shears, not done with a clipper.

After the bulk of the shaping and hair removal is done, you need to finish the crown off with thinning shears. If you pull the shear backwards toward the occiput as you scissor it will help the hair lay down better. You can also take the thinner from the back and under the hair to remove bulk if needed.

I take a stripping knife and card the top of the crown after I am through to assist it in laying flat without losing hair. It will pull out the softer hair from underneath and leave the harder hair on top, laying nicely.

Use thinners to blend the Crown into the back skull.

By pulling the shears backwards as you thin it will make the hair layer easier and more naturally.

There are other ways to do crowns and not one way is better than the other. It’s all in what works and the type of hair the dog has. The dog below, Max, has a different hair and head type than Tess has. She is from a show line and he is from a pet line.His hair is thinner and straighter than hers and that poses some interesting problems on its own. We begin with the clipping of the back skull and then comb the hair forward over his eyes, trim it with curved shears like you are setting a visor on a shih-tzu then blend using thinning shears to make it lay the way we want it to.

Notice that the hair lies flat and tight, but still gives a rounded appearance in his head. It will not fall into his eyes no matter what he does. It is short enough to stay out of his face and still gives him a correct cocker appearance. He has a lot of wrinkles on his muzzle and it is hard to get it smooth, but by going backwards with a ten blade it can be done.

If you follow the above directions and use the photos as a guidebook you can create a beautiful American Cocker head easily and quickly in the salon environment. The above is geared towards pet trims more than show trims, but the same basic guidelines apply to show dogs as pets. You want to head to be nice and neat and BLENDED so as to look as if the hair actually grew this way naturally.

If you have any further questions, please feel free to email me at Particentral@aol.com and I will try to address any problems or questions as quickly as possible.

Happy grooming, and remember, GROOM SMARTER! Not harder!