Before you start doing anything, put the oil in a deep saucepan or deep fryer to warm it nicely.
While the oil is warming up, you should use the time to cut the hot dogs in half and carefully insert wooden skewers into hot dogs to reach the end.
Once you do that, dry the hot dogs with a paper towel and sprinkle them with a little bit of flour.
While the hand mixer is the best solution to get the compact and sticky mixture, you can also try to combine them with a spoon. So, just add Jiffy cornbread mix, eggs, flour, warm water, and the seasonings, and mix all those ingredients together.
Pour the mixture into a tall glass and start dipping the hot dog skewers in it.
Once you've dipped a hot dog in the mixture, place it in the hot oil for 3 minutes.
Be sure to turn the hot dog every so often so that it's evenly fried on each side. Once a corn dog is golden-brown, it's done. Place them on paper towels to soak up the excess grease.
Notes
Note that I used hot dogs from the local butchery, so my links were long. This means that you may need more hot dogs if you use the classic store-bought ones.