Clipping dog claws
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We inherited a 3yr old american bulldog that had never been clipped. Showed him the clippers, let him smell them, pretend we cut ours, and then pretend to cut his (yeah, I know, agreat americas funniest clip). A few days of this and then one per day to get him used to it. Alot of patience to get him comfy. Holding 93 pounds of nervous pooch didn't work.
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My dog is a PITA when it comes to the nail thing as well...Usually I'll hold her down until she has no more strenth,which takes some serious patience!!! BTW, I own a Huskey/Lab mix and the stubborn attitude is out the roof!!!
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I pay $6 to have my dogs nails trimmed. I am too scared I would cut them too short or something. It is money well spent (for me at least).