The only clipper I like and recommend is Andis. Either the Andis AG Super 2 speeds, or the Andis AGC Super 2 Speeds. Petedge.com has them. I find Oster clippers tend to get hot..
I need clippers!
HELP!! I have a medium sized spaniel mix and she has a heavy coat and undercoat. What are the best type of clippers I can talk my mom into that will last and won't overheat when I try to groom her? Also, where is the best place I can purchase them? 
Thanks in advance!
Calliegirl~
Thanks in advance! Calliegirl~
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I will also vote for these clippers
I have the AGC for Zoey, and they are GREAT! I got mine on Ebay for something like $90.. They work so well, my husband actually has me cut HIS hair with these clippers instead of our regular human clippers lol I also use Andis clippers!!!
I would get (my favorite) the Andis AG 2 speed clipper. Comes with a 10 blade for sanitary areas, armpits, and corners of eyes if necessary. Also get a 30 blade (Wahl competition series) for pads and under attachments. The body length blades depend on how long you want to leave him. If you want him to feel like crushed velvet, go with a 4F blade for the body. If you want him to be fluffier, then get the Wahl Stainless Steel guards for over the 30 blade. They come in many sizes, my favorite length that looks nice and is easy to get even on most dogs is the yellow tabbed guard. If you are serious about grooming him at home regularly, I would buy a small table and grooming arm and loop. It will make your job easier, his job easier, and make grooming faster and safer for all involved. And don't forget a pair of straight shears for finishing up feet, trimming ears and tail, and if you are really bold, tidying up legs.
I would get (my favorite) the Andis AG 2 speed clipper. Comes with a 10 blade for sanitary areas, armpits, and corners of eyes if necessary. Also get a 30 blade (Wahl competition series) for pads and under attachments. The body length blades depend on how long you want to leave him. If you want him to feel like crushed velvet, go with a 4F blade for the body. If you want him to be fluffier, then get the Wahl Stainless Steel guards for over the 30 blade. They come in many sizes, my favorite length that looks nice and is easy to get even on most dogs is the yellow tabbed guard. If you are serious about grooming him at home regularly, I would buy a small table and grooming arm and loop. It will make your job easier, his job easier, and make grooming faster and safer for all involved. And don't forget a pair of straight shears for finishing up feet, trimming ears and tail, and if you are really bold, tidying up legs.
Thanks Graco. I might give it a try soon, or chicken out and go to the groomer's one more time. And ask her what size blade she uses.
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