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Can't Clip My Dog's Nails. I've made detailed written and video guides for how to cut your dog's nails without clipping the quick. Touch your dog’s paws and legs regularly. My first piece of advice is don't be nervous. Bust out the nail trimmer. Hold your dog’s paw with your thumb on the toe pad and your finger on the top of the toe above the nail, gently pushing the nail out. You can make nail trimming feel less intrusive by regularly touching and massaging your dog’s. Clip only thin slices straight across. Trimming your dog's nails does not have to be a chore or unpleasant. You can see them here. If your dog is not used to having his nails trimmed, start slowly and gradually work up to simply holding his toes. If your dog does not want his nails clipped, he may try to flee or even become aggressive and bite or scratch when restrained for nail clippings. With your dog relaxed, let them see the clippers and sniff them if they want.

I've made detailed written and video guides for how to cut your dog's nails without clipping the quick. Touch your dog’s paws and legs regularly. Clip only thin slices straight across. If your dog does not want his nails clipped, he may try to flee or even become aggressive and bite or scratch when restrained for nail clippings. Bust out the nail trimmer. You can make nail trimming feel less intrusive by regularly touching and massaging your dog’s. My first piece of advice is don't be nervous. Trimming your dog's nails does not have to be a chore or unpleasant. Hold your dog’s paw with your thumb on the toe pad and your finger on the top of the toe above the nail, gently pushing the nail out. If your dog is not used to having his nails trimmed, start slowly and gradually work up to simply holding his toes.

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Can't Clip My Dog's Nails Touch your dog’s paws and legs regularly. You can make nail trimming feel less intrusive by regularly touching and massaging your dog’s. Trimming your dog's nails does not have to be a chore or unpleasant. If your dog does not want his nails clipped, he may try to flee or even become aggressive and bite or scratch when restrained for nail clippings. Touch your dog’s paws and legs regularly. I've made detailed written and video guides for how to cut your dog's nails without clipping the quick. Clip only thin slices straight across. You can see them here. With your dog relaxed, let them see the clippers and sniff them if they want. If your dog is not used to having his nails trimmed, start slowly and gradually work up to simply holding his toes. Hold your dog’s paw with your thumb on the toe pad and your finger on the top of the toe above the nail, gently pushing the nail out. Bust out the nail trimmer. My first piece of advice is don't be nervous.