Gordon Setter Dog Clippers & Grooming Kits

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Gordon Setter Dog Clippers and Grooming Kits

How to Groom a Gordon Setter at Home

Grooming a Gordon Setter at home is very achievable once you know what their coat needs. This breed has a long, silky and feathered coat that benefits from regular care to prevent...

Gordon Setter Dog Clippers and Grooming Kits

How to Groom a Gordon Setter at Home

Grooming a Gordon Setter at home is very achievable once you know what their coat needs. This breed has a long, silky and feathered coat that benefits from regular care to prevent tangles and keep the coat looking healthy. Owners often find that the feathering on the chest, legs, ears and tail can pick up debris or form knots if not maintained, so consistent grooming makes a big difference.

Using the right tools will help you keep your Gordon Setter comfortable and looking their best. A quiet, easy to handle clipper can make the experience smoother for both you and your dog, especially during longer grooming sessions. Masterclip clippers are designed to be gentle on sensitive areas while still providing enough power for thicker sections of coat.

How Often Should You Groom a Gordon Setter?

We recommend:
• Brushing several times per week
• Light trimming every 6 to 8 weeks

This routine helps prevent matting in the feathered areas and keeps the full coat clean, glossy and manageable. Regular grooming also supports skin health and reduces shedding around the home.

Basic Grooming Steps for Gordon Setters

• Begin with a thorough brush through the entire coat to remove knots and loose hair
• Use quiet dog clippers on areas that require tidying such as the neck, chest, feet and sanitary areas
• Use grooming scissors to shape the feathering on the legs, ears and tail for a natural finish

Best Dog Clippers for Gordon Setters

Gordon Setters typically have dense feathering combined with a smooth outer coat, so choosing a clipper that handles both textures is important. The right clipper will glide through thicker sections without pulling and will stay cool during longer grooming sessions.

Masterclip offers high quality clippers trusted by both professional groomers and owners who groom at home. Each model provides reliable performance and control when working through heavier coats.

Top Recommended Clippers for Gordon Setters

MD Roamer cordless clipper which is ideal for dogs that move around or feel anxious about noise
Pedigree Pro mains powered clipper which provides strong consistent power for tackling thicker coat areas

Both options work well for tidying feathering and maintaining a natural breed finish.

Clipper Features for Gordon Setters

• Quiet motor to help keep your dog relaxed
• Compatible with A5 blades and comb attachments for different coat lengths
• Lightweight design for comfortable handling
• Available in cordless and mains powered options

Gordon Setter Grooming Kits and Accessories

Alongside clippers, a few extra accessories can make grooming smoother and more effective. Gordon Setters benefit from tools that remove tangles in the feathered areas and help maintain a healthy shine.

Popular Accessories for Gordon Setter Grooming

• Slicker brushes and metal combs for lifting out knots
• Blade sets in a range of lengths for achieving your preferred grooming style
• High quality scissors for shaping feathering on the legs, tail and ears

Suitable for Gordon Setters and Other Sporting Breeds

These kits and accessories are also ideal for:
• Irish Setters
• English Setters
• Spaniels and other breeds with longer feathered coats

Gordon Setter Grooming FAQs

How often should I brush my Gordon Setter?
Most owners find that brushing three to four times a week keeps the feathering free from tangles and helps manage shedding.

Do Gordon Setters need full body clipping?
They usually only need trimming in specific areas rather than an all over clip. Light shaping around the feet, chest, ears and tail is common.

What is the best blade length for tidying a Gordon Setter?
A medium blade or comb attachment is often ideal for neatening thicker areas while keeping a natural finish. Feathering is best shaped with scissors.

How can I reduce knots behind the ears and under the legs?
These areas tend to tangle quickly. Regular brushing and occasional light trimming will help prevent matting and discomfort.