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What will happen if you don’t cut your dog’s nails? You will hear the sound of the dog's nails scraping against the floor when walking, scratches on furniture, sofas, and floors, and the owner may be accidentally injured by the dog. In order to reduce the discomfort of dogs due to long nails and to make your life healthier, owners remember to give their dogs regular manicures. So what should owners pay attention to when giving their dogs manicures?

1. Arbitrary

Getting your dog to sit down and let you finish trimming your nails is almost impossible. However, cutting nails is not as difficult as you think. Just look at the right position and cut straight. Don't hesitate, because this will make the dog impatient more easily. If your dog retracts its paws, try to comfort them before continuing the clipping. You should never force your dog to cut their nails. Once they become rebellious, the consequences may be worse.

Two, pay attention to the length of the nail clipping

The length of the clipped nail is actually very long. Easy to control, careful owners will find that a part of the dog's nail cuticle is dark red, which is the dog's blood-vessel-intensive body. Therefore, as long as you don't cut that part, the dog will not suffer from pain. Afraid of cutting nails due to pain and bleeding. Instead of making one extra cut, don’t cut an extra inch.

3. Cut nails and look for opportunities

About short-haired dogs It is said that the owner can see the nails directly on the paws, and as long as the nails are long, they can be trimmed. For long-haired dogs, their nails are often hidden in their hair, but as long as they take a bath, their long nails will appear. In addition, owners should cut their dogs' nails when they are in a good mood or sleeping. If they are in a restless state, they are likely to attack their owners.

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