Q&A: Should we really be allowing a pet store owner to cut our Chihuahua’s nails?

Question by MINT~ie: Should we be a pet to cut our Chihuahua's ?
We got him from that guy,sadly.

Anyway,my parents don't want to use dog because they're scared they may hurt him. I told them to try and file them,but nope.

?
I'm unsure if he knows,actually.

He probably does,but he isn't a very good groomer.
No,Coco walks. I just don't really get near him much because he likes to put his front on you,and his are long.

Best answer:

Answer by Mommyto2
It doesn't really matter who does it as long as they get done. If he knows what he is doing let him do it.

Give your answer to this question below!

Find more like this at: www.dogproblems.com Pedipaws Pet reviewed by Master dog trainer Adam G. Katz. Is this thing worth ? — http

Clean & Healthy Nail Trimmer

Clean & Healthy  Nail Trimmer

  • for protection
  • Stainless steel cutters
  • Ergonomic handle

Premium nail trimmer can be used on all breeds. Safety guard ensures you don't cut too close to the quick (blood vessel).

List Price: $ 8.49

Price: [wpramaprice asin=”B0047T74TA”]

[wpramareviews asin=”B0047T74TA”]

Bestsellers and Hot Products


You May Also Like These Topics...

Best Dog Nail Grinders Tips Ever

Trimming your dog's nails is an important part in their grooming routine and their process will be much less dramatic if you, the , know how properly handle the task. Many dogs are not fond of having their nails trimmed, while others tolerate it well and have been positively reinforced to enjoy it, getting them […]

Andis Pet Animal Nail Clipper

[wpramazon asin=”B0083WXSS8″] [wpramazon asin=”B0013LWGF2″]

Oster 78129-600 Gentle Paws Cordless Nail Trimmer

78129-600 Paws Cordless Nail Trimmer Trim your pet?s nails quickly and gently with no stress involved Up to 5 times faster than the competition with 2 adjustable speeds Ideal for dogs and cats of all breeds safety guard holds nail firmly in place Includes coarse stone, fine band, and 2 coarse bands […]

Q&A: What kind of nail clippers should I use on a guinea pig?

Question by MattieB: What of nail clippers should I use on a ? Are any I can get at the store good enough? I know I'll need a smaller size since pigs aren't as big as most dogs and cats. Should I get the scissor type clippers, or the pliers […]

Tags: , , , , , , , , ,
Previous Post
53c4c4cff5e6d1729bd8215df9277884.jpg
Miscellany

Essay Writing Tips

Next Post
3cb3a357ecbcef9a9348bcb046009e84.jpg
Dog Clothes

I like: Tan Plaid Dog Sweater

Comments

    • Suzi Jones
    • November 26, 2012

    Thanks Adam you just saved me A  professional dog groomer 20.00 dollars. I will stick with the 80.00 dollar dremmel.

    • costaricajones
    • November 26, 2012

    I agree. I’m learning, with every one of these I do. I also think that the audio level for the background music was too high and distracting. Further evidence that I am a dog trainer, not a videographer. 😉

    • littlestarbear55
    • November 26, 2012

    We love the Pedipaws. It is a great tool for trimming the dogs nails. We have three dogs and so do not have the money to spend on expensive groomers. We have learned to groom them ourselves. The dogs love having their nails filed instead of cut. I give the Pedipaws a thumbs up.

    • costaricajones
    • November 26, 2012

    After doing this video, somebody on our forum said, “So– I guess I’ll stick with the nail clippers, then?” And it got me thinking: I did this video and was only comparing it from my perspective:. Compared to a nail clippers, I think you’re right: It probably is easier. I’m curious to try a dremmel, though.

    • pattik1
    • November 26, 2012

    I have a pedipaw, and yes you do have to acclimate your dog to it. I am not very disciplined so I didn’t do it properly. Do I like it? Yes, I have birds and I use it on their nails and take off the guard and use it on their beaks. At work I have owls and I use it for them too. So yep I like it. It is similar to a dremmel but not as fast, so if you are not used to using a dremmel this is better.

    • xwraysmith
    • November 26, 2012

    I HATED for my dogs to get clipped and was thrilled when PEDI PAWS hit the scene. I did take the time to ACCLIMATE my dogs and they did well. Their patience however runs out after griding and grinding only to not have gotten much off…the edges are sometimes even sharper than they were ultimately tearing more up…!! Did I say Jack Russell Terrorists (2 yes 2) while but for the time it takes to make any prog ..its asking too much of the breed and its owner. UGH

    • xtreme0204
    • November 26, 2012

    Once your dog is acclimated to the PediPaws it works great. The paws are smooth and no more worry about cutting the quick

    • Louellamarierose
    • November 26, 2012

    I didn’t mind watching you looking at the package! It was ‘real”. I am always afraid of hurting my dog while clipping, but I also don’t know if he’d sit that long with one nail grinding away at a time. Guess I’ll go along with your statement, of ohh probably not! Thanks. Louella

    • mrensayne
    • November 26, 2012

    Man, you sure have to bribe your dog a lot to get it to trust you… it looks like you don’t have much control or trust from your dog

    • Lunawolf2012
    • November 26, 2012

    Ha his names is Katz but he deals with dogproblems lol

    • thargaretmatcher
    • November 26, 2012

    Is it worth $20? Hell no! I live in Britain and bought one brand new for £1.99 which isn’t much in US currency. Certainly not worth $20. Think you got ripped off mate.

    • Joe
    • November 26, 2012

    um isn’t there some kind of pet grooming thing that cant hurt them
    heheh try putting sand paper upside down on his feet for a while

    • Becky D
    • November 26, 2012

    the dog will be fine and nail clipping needs to be done. Filing the dogs nails will take way to long and the pup will get anxious. You don’t have to be a groomer to cut dogs nails, it is really easy, I do my own dogs nails every week.

    • Maxi
    • November 26, 2012

    Is the pet store owner confident at clipping nails? It really isn’t a very hard thing to do and the pet store owner may have done it several hundred times before with their own dogs and customers dogs……….depends on if you trust them to know what they are doing.

    You can file them as you said…………….so why haven’t you done that or just some road walking would keep nails short then you don’t need to……………or is it a dog that is carried everywhere? …..in which case you have to file or clip.

    • Flowersinbloom
    • November 26, 2012

    As long as he knows how to cut them. Most dogs have something called quicks. It’s a vein in their nails. Try not to cut this or your dog will bleed and be in pain.

Leave a Reply

0 Shares
Tweet
Share
Share
Pin
Available for Amazon Prime