Cocker Spaniels are notorious shedders – their fur often finds its way into places you’d never expect! This is just how most Cocker Spaniels are physically built, and it’s generally recommended that you groom your dog to keep this under control. Grooming your Cocker Spaniel means brushing her fur on a regular basis, several times a week. You can use a special fine-tooth brush or comb to proactively remove excess fur before it drops out by itself onto the carpet, but you will probably still need to vacuum!
In some instances, it can help to ensure she is eating a Cocker Spaniel food which contains fish oil. This might keep her skin in good form and hopefully reduce any excess shedding above and beyond what is normal. Have a look at our article on the Best Dog Food for Shedding to browse more options!