How to Train Your Dog to Have His Nails Trimmed: It Turns Out It's Not at All Difficult
You can’t not trim your dog’s claws – firstly, it will be uncomfortable for the animal, and secondly, neglected claws can even cause pain to your pet.
Don't be afraid - in fact, cutting claws is not difficult at all. It's just difficult to convince the dog to behave calmly at this moment.
To do this, let your pet get used to the procedure.
To start, you can trim one nail a day - as soon as the nippers snap shut with their characteristic click, praise the dog and put the tool aside until you need it the next evening.
You can offer your pet a treat - this way you can reinforce his positive attitude towards the procedure.
Over time, the dog will get used to it, and you will be able to trim 2-3 claws at a time, and then on all paws at once.
It is important to start accustoming your puppy to having his nails trimmed as early as possible.
This will help him get used to the procedure and make it more comfortable for both him and the owner.
Earlier we told you how to wash a cat without causing him psychological trauma.
