Grooming a Cocker Spaniel-Breed Standard Trim

Grooming a Cocker Spaniel-Breed Standard Trim is elegant and challenging if you approach it incorrectly. Breed standards determine proper pattern placement (cocker spaniel-proper pattern placement) things such as "tuck-up", "rear assembly" and "coat prep". In this video we will focus on the full body trim on a cocker spaniel. I get many request regarding "how to trim a cocker spaniel" and it is my pleasure to present this informative tutorial to you my friends! So if you struggle with how to give your cocker spaniel a haircut, I can help you achieve that.You will be excited to give your cocker spaniel a trim after watching this video:)
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[@astridp9362]

Great video. Love your step by step instructions. I really wish I could find a professional like you where I live. You have such great love for what you do and how you do it.

[@astridp9362]

@@GoGroomer ahhhh! I just saw this!! Double dog dare u to!😅🥰😍 That would be an awesome episode!! California would love someone like you!

[@GoGroomer]

@@astridp9362 Hi sweetie! I'm trying to reach you through email but haven't heard from ya:( can you check and get back to me about Lee's drawing:)

[@astridp9362]

@@GoGroomer you're not receiving my emails?

[@GoGroomer]

Astrid P that was from this past weekend:)I got you now sweetie😊

[@marylewandowski1750]

I think, this cocker lines are good for my shih Tzu Caviler. Need help on the bib, and skirt, hair thin no under coat, legs can't be tubes, to thin, but long.

[@mandydeane5824]

I have just adopted an elderly cocker spaniel lady. Thank you, for the tutorial she needs a sanitary trim badly and her ears are a mess. :-)

[@vjack2392]

My Cocker has Anxiety and groomers have such a hard time with him. I decided to try grooming him myself using your instructions. It took me hours to groom him, but I'm glad I did. He had mats in his paws and ears. I would have never known how difficult it is to cut with mats or how painful it is for the doggy. I appreciate the experience because it was bonding and it made me more aware of his grooming needs. Thank you for empowering pet parents.

[@jacquesgravelle6822]

I must Say.,, I find this lady SO IMFORMITIVE., Just keep listening ., you learn something new every show., !!! '' SHE'S GREAT "

[@GoGroomer]

🥰

[@LUckybones25]

Thank you. I have been grooming all my cocker spaniels since ‘96, and every little secret helps a lot!

[@missdaisysunshine8633]

Best example of line placement I have seen on KZbin

[@GoGroomer]

Glad it was helpful. 😊

[@lisamacrorie5846]

I absolutely adore your teaching technique. I’m an older lady new to grooming ( ex teacher). I’ve inly been grooming for a year and now you are my first point of contact when I want to plan a groom and learn some secrets. Thank you so much. Lisa

[@GoGroomer]

Fantastic! Glad to help🙌

[@MalayaFlynn]

Thank you so much for that video. I have gone from groomer to groomer trying to learn how to groom. And KZbin has been the most helpful.

[@yamelnahas8798]

You are totally my inspiration, I have been watching your videos, lately and they are totally helping me a lot, I had to stopped half way my grooming certification ( college on line ) Do to my divorce, but I am back and willing to continue with my passion. Thank you for sharing all your grooming secrets and for being such a sweet, humble and caring lady. You are very appreciated. Thank you, thank you VERY MUCH!

[@wwcbd1]

I love your tips about holding her leg up. It makes a huge difference! Also, the thinning shear technique is practically mistake proof!

[@ramboollie8115]

Man that looks great, a lot better than my cuts on my cockers I just have always shaved them in the summer months and let the look like Wooley mammoths in the winter. I have raised this breed for 30 years they are in my opinion the best breed . We have other breeds of dogs but my loyal spaniels never have let me down. Great hunting, guard dog, family dog great companions I just love em. Thanks for you hard work.

[@GoGroomer]

That is awesome! I love the breed too-very friendly, loving and a ton of fun to hike with. They have an outstanding nose on them to for flushing small game. I enjoy hearing the praise you have for this breed because around here (central Pennsylvania) Breeders have ruined the cocker spaniel by bad breeding resulting in an abundance of health, temperament and incorrect confirmation problems. Where are you located? I would love to do a special episode on this breed?

[@cutedoglilangel799]

Cocker Spaniels are so freaking beautiful 😍

[@AnabelleLoaiza]

Thank you! We will try to do our best!!

[@samanthamerino9374]

I love this video! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!!!

[@morriigu]

I love your attitude! So comforting 💕

[@dogluvrgoogoo2145]

Thank you for showing us this, my girls appreciate it.

[@wsm8196]

Beautiful! Well done…..keep them coming Thanks

[@GoGroomer]

Thank you! Will do!

[@karenheath8674]

I absolutely love all of your video's !!! You are amazing !!!

[@mrps14k]

I just love how you explain things. You do such an awesome job with your grooming and your videos. 😍💖🤗

[@GoGroomer]

Grace T thank you sweetie 😊 I really appreciate you! I plan to do a very detailed Shih Tzu tutorial as soon as I get the perfect dog in for the demo:) Recently added a beautiful puppy to my schedule, just waiting for his coat to change🤘

[@mrps14k]

Omg, that's awesome and I hope I am able to watch it live. Thank you for all you do to help teach and educate all if us. 💖🤗😊

[@GoGroomer]

Grace T it is my pleasure- you know that:)

[@svetagartmanova2836]

Much of thanks! Your video and explaining are brilliant

[@GoGroomer]

sveta gartmanova thank you, I appreciate that;)

[@judemitchell3755]

Thank you! Newbie cocker owner😊

[@jacindal7539]

American cocker spaniels are beautiful. My favorite of the many cocker breeds

[@darblackwolfarts7396]

i love your videos im a newer groomer since august i been watching all your videos and love how you explain everything it such a help❤

[@GoGroomer]

I'm so glad to help!

[@maryannwatts7215]

You are the best teacher!

[@GoGroomer]

Wow, thank you!🥰

[@GurlzGotIssues]

Great tutorial! You're an awesome teacher 🐾🥰

[@GoGroomer]

GurlzGotIssues glad you liked it😊

[@sheraleeboux8907]

Thank you sooooo much for this video… just what I needed….I’m just starting out… darn… now I need thinning shears…. Phew! And a dryer

[@user-bl3vl5ko1c]

Wonderful video, so informative!!! Thank you

[@pattigrimley4568]

Thank you, I loved watching your video. I'm trying to teach myself to groom my poodle mix. Hes small 13 lbs. My biggest thing are his paws but this video will help. Thanks again

[@lynna6667]

Wow, thank you. Gave me a ton of insight for the blending with this one too. What a pretty dog. I see I will be doing some shopping soon for the right tools! :P

[@GoGroomer]

Lynn A glad to help sweetie! Let me know if you need me😊

[@RwbPainRelated]

Thanks for these vids

[@GoGroomer]

My pleasure!

[@rdapiano1]

You are an amazing groomer. Your videos are so helpful and your teaching is great. I would really like to learn some tips from you.

[@GoGroomer]

Thank you so much!

[@kellyhastings4785]

Thank you for this video. Do you have any advice for dealing with hyperkeratosis on a senior cocker spaniel’s paws?

[@tracytucker1437]

First time viewer, love your techniques. Need more groomers like you. Learning how to groom as no one wants to cut my senior dogs hair. They say she is too old. Hope they never get old! Thanks fir great instructions/demo.

[@Vexx_Line_]

💯Older dogs need their coat maintained as well!

[@whitmerule2753]

Hi Tracy. I'm a dog groomer but I'm not associated with this channel: please take the following as just my own experince, not representative of this channel. There's a few reasons a groomer might say a dog is 'too old' for this or that aspect of grooming, but usually it would be a case of 'well, we will prioritise comfort over aesthetics because of health issues (eg, stiff joints)' or 'we might have to do half the groom one day and the rest of the groom a couple of days later so we're not pushing the dog too hard'. If it's a large double-coated dog, for example, they might not be able to stand up long enough to be brushed out after having endured the bath and blow dry; or for a small or medium dog who gets their body clippered, the groomer might have felt that it isn't possible to lift and manipulate their legs safely and comfortably, or might have identified a few specific health issues that would be better handled by a vet. In any of these cases though, the groomer ought to have communicated their specific concerns to you, and they should be clear about what they can and cannot do with this dog and why. If there are health issues that a vet needs to deal with, or behavioural concerns that the owner can work on, the groomer ought to make those very clear. I have occasionally recommended a senior dog be groomed at a salon attached to a vet, when I'm worried about heart or epilepsy or seizures, so that there can be a vet nurse and vet ready to hand in the case of emergency. But usually I prefer to talk to the owner about the dog's individual health needs and how I (since I already have a positive relationship with the dog!) can work to accommodate those issues within the groom - even if it means the groom isn't perfect from the point of view of professional pride. Comfort and happiness are the most important things for older doggos!

[@tracytucker1437]

@@whitmerule2753 I understand; however each pet should be individually assessed. My baby is blind and deaf, she is not medically ill. No history, just old. Unfortunately they actually said, they were afraid she would die on the table due to her age.

[@whitmerule2753]

@@tracytucker1437 Absolutely agree with you there. I hope you find someone who can help make her comfortable, or at least teach you how to do it yourself. ❤ Those last few years of an old dog's life are very special ones.

[@SergioMartinez-mt6js]

Thank you!

[@GoGroomer]

You're welcome!

[@CarmitaSmilesofSYWM]

Love that you welcome conversation! :-) I will definitely be in touch! I'm a new groomer and want to learn so much. The most difficult part I have with any dog is grooming faces and ears. I'll have questions soon, I'm sure! Thanks bunches!

[@GoGroomer]

This is wonderful! I'm so glad you are part of Go Groomer! I can help you move past the challenges you are struggling with so hang in there my friend:) Any questions you have along the way-just leave a comment on any video and I can clarify for you as well as others will benefit from you questions too:) Happy Holidays!

[@CarmitaSmilesofSYWM]

@@GoGroomer I have so many questions but I will start with... Do you have you tips on new groomers gaining clients? I'm looking for the best way to let prospective clients know that I'm gaining experience and that I would love to groom their pets to build my portfolio. It's s then getting those clients to hopefully want to support a local small business groomer and make them comfortable and confident in my work. What would you tell them or do? Thanks bunches!

[@GoGroomer]

Carmen Pomales there are a lot of ways to introduce yourself to the community...an ad in local newspaper, town parades, business cards or flyers at local vet offices, host a nail trimming social at your salon (advertise it for about a month prior to the event) these are just a few ideas ✨

[@cheridickson7597]

Loved the video! Your compassion for what you do really shows! I love the cocker spaniel breed, and have had a least one since 1992 - even had four at one time! I have groomed myself, but I've never felt comfortable with the underneath, legs, or feet. I had no problem with the back, butt, head, and ears. I also felt like I didn't have the necessary tools. I'd like to start grooming my girl, Harley, myself. I no longer have any tools, but plan to start purchasing. I'm looking forward to learning from you!

[@GoGroomer]

Cheri Dickson wonderful 💕 i’m so glad to help😊

[@daniellegoodman1415]

What do you suggest to start them (cockers) as a pup? Like at 8-10 weeks to start getting them ready as they get older and need more trimming work etc? Thanks so much in advance!

[@Mr.Berkachek]

Super!

[@suzanned7561]

This has been a good tutorial, The issue I have is my dog's are antsy 4 month pups. Scissors probably won't be used as much. I have groomed mostly with clippers. They are adjusting!!. I need to know about the cold weather trim.

[@DoubleCLee]

Thank you for such a helpful video. Love your commentary. Do you think thinning sheers are a must-have for grooming our pet cocker spaniel?

[@GoGroomer]

Thanks:) you can certainly do your pet grooming with a straight shear, thinning shears just make it look a little more flawless💕

[@fishermanlove6546]

Hi, may I ask what size of the thinning shear to use on Cocker Spaniel?

[@vanessafarber3043]

Hi, just found this video. i have a cocka/Jack, she has a very simular coat to this spaniel, she's 14mnths old. she is groomed by a groomer regularly but she has the crest on her head, doesn't look like a spaniels and it always sticks up. I'm scared to cut her myself. I don't know what to do with her crest, it just looks awful. any advice would be much appreciated. Think i might try to cut heryself at some point. Thank you for this video x

[@davidemaiorca4902]

Hi beautiful work can you make a video where telling us how use blending scissors for the jakett. Sorry for my english 😉

[@harshsethi2150]

The dog is doing soo great ! Mine would just lay down when i show him scissors 😆

[@nicoledavis5038]

What kind of conditioner do you use on the cocker spaniels. What are your recommendations for trimming around the male genitalia

[@DarrenJohnsonGraphics]

Really interesting to see, some of your camera angles require imagination from a viewers perspective :0) but you're really easy to watch and I feel I learn some nifty tricks when watching you, thank you!

[@GoGroomer]

Darren Johnson my pleasure to help you and you’re pets💕 Thank you for watching😊

[@americanwoman4795]

Wow, I have been watching one after another in how to groom my two Cocker Spaniels both are Buff and from the same awesome Cocker Spaniel Kennel in Montana. I have been grooming my Cocker Spaniels before this year, but it was pretty easy due to skin issues etc. it was basically a 10 blade all over. My two girls now are 22 weeks and 11 weeks and I need some help so here I am. The Breeder that I was lucky enough to find, shows Cocker Spaniels and starts grooming them at 8 weeks old. I'm taking your video's one at a time and trying my lucky at grooming Cassie the older of the two. I seem to have a problem with getting the face trimmed right as I want her eye lashes but afraid of being too close with the rest of her face especially coming down between the eyes and trimming under the eyes. She is still teething, so she has the runny eyes, and everything keeps gathering below the eye and nose no matter how many times I wipe her eyes daily. Do you have an email I could send you a few pictures of what I am talking about? She is a beautiful Cocker Spaniel and the only one of the litter that no one wanted for a show dog because of her being petite all over. I love her she is so regal just raising her head and looking at you with those dark brown eyes. I would love any feedback you could give me on grooming her and her little sister (not really blood line wise but from same Kennel) who needs to be started on grooming. Thank you for your time. Reaching out to you from "God's Little Half Acre" in SE Washington. (The High Desert not green and rainy like the commercials for Washington advertise. 🙂

[@GoGroomer]

Fantastic!!! You can email me pictures at [e-mail]

[@elainekellaway8923]

Thanks for a very informative video. How do you ensure the clippers don’t nick the pads when you’re trimming the feet please? Thanks so much!

[@GoGroomer]

Use a 10 blade and you will safely trim in the pads of feet.

[@ericahearn2574]

Hi, this is a awesome video. I was curious what is the length of the 7f back wards. Is it more like a 8 1/2 length?

[@GoGroomer]

Thank you:) 7 in reverse is around a 9 blade:)

[@ericahearn2574]

Thank you

[@msluvtodraw2]

Just curious, why do you use the snap on combs as opposed to say a 3F or 4F, etc... I currently have an Oster A5 Turbo clipper (which I hate) but on Wednesday I have the Wahl KM10 coming! I’m holding off on grooming my two Havanese girls till then. The blades I own are 40, 30, 10, 3F and 4F. I also have a couple of sets of snap on combs but they are the plastic ones, not stainless.

[@GoGroomer]

Congrats on getting the Wahl KM 10...You will love it:) You can use a 3F or 4F on the head instead of the snap on combs. I think the length is too short for the head that''s why I prefer the snap on combs...they leave more length and I like the way they cut:)It is a personal preference though my friend. Happy Trimming on Wednesday:)

[@helenshovelar2554]

I have a working cocker spaniel and I groomed recently for the first time. I clipped her hair going WITH the grain. She was left with all these lines all over her! It was not a good look. Should I have clipped against the grain? Thank you and I am continuously learning so much from your channel :)

[@Rockthekazbar66]

Great video. If she had a tail would you flag shape it? and how long between grooms? Thanks.

[@GoGroomer]

Kazanne thank you 😊 great question! yes, if Indy had a tail, I would flag it like a golden retriever because they are sporting breeds. I groom her every 6 weeks and her mom brushes her often at home👍🏻

[@kdubb1812]

If you don’t have a 7 blade. What size guard can you use? If possible

[@adventuresofsven2314]

Fantastic video.Thank you for all the advice.I have a Cocker and your video gave me a lot of tricks and tips.Could you please tell me why you washed the dog first ?After the haircut he will have all these little hairs.Please explain.Thank you

[@GoGroomer]

Great question:) I wash, brush and fluffy dry most every dog breed before any clipper work. It removes all dander, dead coat and grime from the skin and coat to produce better, smooth-clipper work as well as precise scissor finish work. I use a hair vac system so hair clippings are collected when clipping but if I didn't use that system, the dogs shake immediately upon grooming completion which rids the coat of the tiny hair fragments. I've groomed dogs for many years with and without a hair vac system and this has always been my procedure to produce a professional look. Tip: you can also turn a force dryer on low and whisk away hair clippings at the end of the grooming session too:) Hope this helps❤️

[@adventuresofsven2314]

@@GoGroomer Thank you so much for the explanation. I understand it better now.Next time i will try your technique. You have many years of experience that is why i asked,because I always wondered, but now it makes sense.Thank you again

[@19emvic91]

Hello! I just had a quick question…in the video you use straight scissors to trim the paws (I have the same brand scissors as you…love them!). The breeder we purchased Mac from advised us to use curved scissors (again I have these in the same brand)…what are your thoughts on this??? Many thanks to you and your wonderful videos. Em

[@GoGroomer]

You can perform the same work with a straight shear. Curved is easier if you are not used to using shears around the feet.

[@carlaludacka9499]

You are a excellent groomer I used to do some grooming but I have a little arthritis in my hands now but I can tell you are a professional groomer how can I make sure I find your videos all the time what is your name and how do I get to your videos and you ever do any live videos I have a Cairn terrier that's part standard weenie dog and she's got a thin double coat and she shakes a lot and gets hair all over what do you suggest I use on her please

[@user-ts4yv5wc5b]

I owned a black cocker spaniel for nearly 16 years, and she always had skin issues - even when professionally groomed. I'm getting another pup next week and would like to groom her myself. At what age should I start? Should I start her with a professional first so that if I chicken out, she has a higher sense of comfort with a stranger? Also, what tools should I purchase; I already own a grooming arm. Thanks so much. I would love to be able to do the grooming myself this time around.

[@southernbelle6838]

I have a black/white Cocker Spaniel. I hate seeing them shaved! I like his hair on his head long. It's silky and beautiful.

[@theresathomas5162]

You used a 7f for the back. What blade would I use with a Wahl Arco clipper?

[@GoGroomer]

You could use the 10 blade setting but I feel that is too short. That is the longest setting on the arco.

[@theresebergeron8005]

J'ai trouver se video tres tres interessant...etsuper bien fait..c'est tres tres bien executer du dewbut a la fin..wow,,j'ai bien aimer le regarder...

[@jenmaloney]

Hey, do you have any working/field cocker spaniel tips on trimming please? x

[@GoGroomer]

Hi:) Here is a link to a video on a cocker spaniel trim. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHichX-mjZhjoKM And Here is my video on the Head trim and proper head assembly. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXLYlJVqYs9kfdE And here is my video about hand strippinng, cardinng and proper coat removal. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKW9fadniZhsbpY Hope this helps:)

[@TheCacklingHyena]

Looks beautiful! I just got my fist cocker from my mom and can't wait to groom him. How does the sanitation cut work for males to keep his fur clean from urine while maintaining the tuck up? Or is the tuck up sacrificed a bit when it pertains to the male sanitary cut? This is my fist dog that will need extensive grooming like this. All my past dogs have been short hair so this is a new one for me

[@GoGroomer]

I have a couple sanitary trim videos on my channel that will help you. 😊

[@TheCacklingHyena]

@GoGroomer ok I will take a closer look at the channel! Thanks 🙂 thanks to your video and tips I got him mostly groomed besides the sanitation cut around his groin and his looks fabulous! Super informative video and I'm stoked with how his cut came out. Definitely subbed to your channel now lolz

[@carlaludacka9499]

Hi my name is Carla I already left one comment and question I just bought a pair of Andis clippers at Walmart and I need to know what size of extension I need to put on what size of comb to do my Cairn terrier could you give me some tips on a Cairn terrier and how to keep them from shedding so much in that please and let me know how to get to your videos I want to watch only your videos please and thank you

[@kalton7153]

Can you recommend another thinning shear that’s not quite as expensive as a kenchi? 😊

[@GoGroomer]

The Kenchii Love series of shears are very affordable and good. That is about as cheap as you can go without compromising your work.

[@michellebaca1607]

My Bruno, if full breed Cocker Spaniel, he’s 7 months. Recommend for me to do on his first haircut as far as keeping him calm.

[@nicoledavis1249]

Where can I get a whal 7 blade? they are all listed as 7f. I have a almost 5 year old male, and would like to do this to mine...right now, it is pretty much by hand scissors...lol i don't make him look bad, just would like it more finished looking ;) thank you!

[@GoGroomer]

7 and 7F are the same. Just don’t use the 7 skip tooth blade.

[@TailWaggyDog]

Hi Amy, can you please clarify for me, is this the same for both the English and American Cockers?

[@GoGroomer]

Yes it is :) and maybe check out my video on deshedding tools (it’s a recent video) will show you how to remove the undercoat in the pattern set easily in the tub before carding down the coat after drying.

[@karendunford4919]

Good morning Amy! Could you demo a Maltese Shih Tzu? Thank you!

[@GoGroomer]

I will try!

[@nayelimichel3686]

Hi what kind of grooming machine can get for cocker spaniels I have 3 dogs and I grooming them

[@GoGroomer]

Go to groomer’s choice.com. They have many options if you are in the United States

[@FlickiChicki]

How do you groom ears in a Cocker who may be prone to infections? Just got a Cocker rescue, and his poor ears are so inflamed and yeasty. Going to the vet and I body clipped him because he was pretty solid matting. But for future grooming?

[@GoGroomer]

shave the inside of the ear as show in this video with a #10 blade and clean the ears every week with a pet safe, gentle ear cleaner and cotton ball. When you bath your dog put cotton balls in the ear hole to prevent water from entering the ear. This should help tremendously.

[@FlickiChicki]

@@GoGroomer thanks! I didn't clip in the ears as much, too nervous and he's too tender, but I did carefully shave the ear leather down. I figure the two of us can work on getting his ears clean once this round of infection is cleared up.

[@Masterjedi688]

Does Cocker Spaniel fur get thicker then that or is that all the fur it's going to grow?

[@GoGroomer]

It keeps growing:)

[@nicoledavis1249]

can you suggest another thinning shear that would be just as good, as I cannot afford 269.00 for the thinning shears?

[@GoGroomer]

Unfortunately, there is not another equal option for less money.

[@-liyou574]

I have a cocker spaniel how do you remove tangle hair his is very tangled can you make a video About it ? Love this video

[@snowwhiteandthedread]

You need to brush them every day to prevent this

[@PositiveEnergy]

Watched full video from Gulf.

[@GoGroomer]

thanks for watching!

[@emilyb6666]

Hi, do you have a video on grooming a worker cocker spaniel ?

[@GoGroomer]

Do you mean short sporting trim? Or carded coat?

[@emilyb6666]

@@GoGroomer yes ideally short working style , mine doesn’t have the thickest coat so I wanted to know if this shaping will still work on her? learning to groom myself because moneys tight x

[@sherrytaylor5046]

I'm wanting to get a cocker and want one that looks like this. I wonder if it's an American or English.

[@GoGroomer]

This one is an American Cocker mix actually:) She resembles an American more than and English though❤️

[@sherrytaylor5046]

@@GoGroomer What is she mixed with. Thanks for replying to me.

[@anna-louisemoss-xe6jz]

Aren’t coat kings super bad for the coat? Essentially cutting through the coat rather than pulling out loose under coat from the root? I’m so surprised to see you recommend one.

[@laurascalzo8507]

How do you do a kennel cut on a cocker spaniel

[@GoGroomer]

7 blade all over.

[@leeloo8501]

I'm grooming an elderly spaniel mix, he wouldn't let me clip his nails, he got anxious around scissors, and he is glaring at my clippers. I'm doing this groom as a favor and he's just giving me hell. They requested this trim specially and I've never done it before.

[@justinanderson5173]

And she’s fine

[@georgialintl8463]

Viktor Borge

[@joleengoodwin5954]

You cut the skirt off with the tuckup. WRONG For a cocker. Schnauzer ok.

[@GoGroomer]

It's a pet trim. More conducive to an active dog.

[@LUckybones25]

It will keep growing, and they will eventually look like Chewbacca.

[@johndaltroff6296]

looks like the "coat king" causes pain.

[@adamkoudsi535]

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