The Safer Way to Trim Your Dog’s Nails at Home 🐶🐾

Doesn't matter how much your dog hates getting their nails trimmed. Just do it, the dog'll get over it

I can see this reinforcing the bad habit of scratching on doors. Hope you like repainting frequently or even buying new doors.

I feel like some dogs would use their actual paws and just scrape them instead of the nails

now my dog knows scratching gives him treats

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POV: you hate when a company sponsor trys to make a video where they tell you to buy their product even tho its glorified sand paper

So, how you actually get a dog to accept a nail trim. Start by handling their feet. If they pull away give them a little "bite" with your hand. Basically, grab them just roughly enough so they get the message to stop. Then go right back to what you where doing. This is how a momma dog teaches her puppies to behave. Treat randomly when they are behaving well. This also works with cats. The result is a pet that will relax and enjoy being groomed. Once they are calm without nail trim you can add the nail trim. This can also take a few weeks to a few months and is easer to start with puppies. The younger the better. Also worked out well with a cat that was about 9 months and anti-social when I got him. It is much better to teach a dog what you want it to do rather than trying to manager their bad behavior or avoid doing things they don't like.

If only my dog really cared about those treats

ok now what abt the back legs

''create the problem, sell the solution''

I used to throw a ball for the dog on a concrete path and when he ran after it his nails never needed trimming ever again

FYI, you can also make this yourself at home very easily for less money with a little bit of parts from Home Depot

Bruh, the sandpaper is gonna hurt more than just cutting their nails, cause the sandpaper is scratching their paws

To the guy who asked about the back legs, (I’m banned from replying), turn it upside down.

To everyone saying "just trim their nails even if they dont like it." I once had a dog who got banned from several pet stores because when I brought him in for grooming, he wouldnt settle down. It didnt matter if they had treats, if they used peanut butter, etc. He didnt maul, but he would absolutely fight you if you so much as touched his paws. I had to resort to bringing him to a vet where thet actually gave him a mild sedative, had two vet techs hold him down, and trim his nails. I hated it because there was nothing I could do to calm him down. But he needed to have his nails trimmed. I tried the walking method, but didnt see any huge improvement. He was an amazing dog, but I always figured his previous owner must've created a bad experience around grooming, and I was never able to train it out of him.

My dog deadass after we trimmed them the first time started bitting her own nails down with sucked because she would keep them short enough we couldn’t file them or anything even though they were pointy af.

Grinds their pads off too genius

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Isn’t even the same dog😭

This is horrible it will start to think that scrating things for a very long time gets treats