NEVER DO THIS While Trimming Your Dog’s Nails

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[@iheartgirls5958]

That’s not throw up it’s peanut butter to distract the dog lol. He licks it while getting his nails clipped but obviously he is not having it🤣

[@RiceFromHell]

i was so confused he thought that was throw up to me it looks obvious that it is peanut butter.

[@miniruby88]

Dog throw up often looks exactly like peanut butter.

[@iheartgirls5958]

@@miniruby88 But in that video specifically it’s peanut butter. I’m guessing they were trying to use all the tools to calm their dog😂

[@miniruby88]

@iheartgirls5958 Maybe Maybe not We will never know Unless.......... Do you anyone that knows the people in the video we could ask

[@mehmeh9885]

@@miniruby88 it’s clearly not as liquid as vomit Why is it not flinging everywhere when the dog is thrashing around?

[@ryanchampney2637]

I manage a boarding kennel and do nail trims daily. Using a dremmel on a dog who isn't raised with it can also be a nightmare. That sound and vibration will freak them out more so than the clippers do. If you start them early absolutely use the dremmel. I've raised 6 and only use the dremmel on them. I never make them bleed. But an adult can be a different story. But I agree. This could have been handled much better.

[@maryjane4432]

I have a 6yo German shepherd and a 7mo pit/rottie/husky. And from day one I play with their feet, pads, cut their nails, look in and wipe their ears and have them let me look at their teeth and brush them. The earlier the better to start.

[@gagsound2861]

My dog who is very gentle with me will growl if I try to use a dremel. I think that the vibration bothers him. I stick to clippers, I just don’t try to go too short.

[@ryanchampney2637]

@@gagsound2861 if you didn't start him with the dremmel as a puppy that behavior makes sense and is common. Really the key is to start em young. My dogs don't "like" it per say. But they know it doesnt hurt and they also know. I'm gonna do it anyway so :)

[@domwheeler5417]

My 8 month Frenchie is a nightmare come nail time, lucky if I get 1 at a time. Shes scared of the dremmel sound and doesn’t like the nail clippers but I stick at it and get them all done over about 3 weeks 😂

[@-touya_todoroki]

why not condition it before doing that? place it and treat a few times, turn it on and place treat, then increase time on then dremel and treat?

[@tomwinslow5086]

I have a 70 pound pitbull that didn't like her nails trimmed. I found that if I gave her a piece of hotdog after each clip, she tolerates it. She almost looks forward to it. Go slow, reward, and praise. Also dont trim as short . Stay far away from the quick. The quick will actually move back the more you trim .

[@emooner2]

another pro tip - walking your dog often helps wear down the nails so they can go longer between clips

[@meribethklaniecki8497]

EXACTLY!!! My dog gets a little piece of cheese per nail,and he will sit like a total gentleman untill I'm done. There's no reason to terrify a dog to clip there nails. He doesn't feel safe being suspended like that.

[@alexashworth3119]

​@@meribethklaniecki8497idk if cheese is the best choice of treat but your right 😂

[@alexashworth3119]

​@@emooner2Never knew that. Should have figured that being that I believe horses use stone to keep their hooves tolerable.

[@littlejackalo5326]

I started clipping one nail a day for a couple weeks. Then 2 a day for a couple weeks. Then a whole paw for a couple weeks. Then both the fronts every day for a couple weeks. Just taking tiny slivers off each time. So that way there's always mail for you to cut. Now she doesn't mind it.

[@EarthIncompatible]

I taught my rescue dog the command "mine." Anything I told her was mine stayed that way until I said "okay, yours now." That included her paws when it was time for nail trimming. There was never any trauma or drama for either of us.

[@wooblya]

bro that is some 300IQ move

[@alexashworth3119]

😂😂

[@LimitlessJayson]

my dog used to fight me to put his shoes on (it gets really hot here so i put them on before walks) nipping, growling, the lot. i told luh bro "if u want walk.. u wear shoe" and he hasnt fought me since lamo

[@swub2016]

That’s what me and my wife do with our animals

[@1withducks]

The guy acted like it was the dogs fault he didn’t train it right

[@fpvcentral2807]

Fr my dog lets up pick it up or cut its nails with no issue. Not even a growl.

[@Lazyspaceout]

He was giving advice and was using a calming tone, he wasn't mad at the dog at all, just trying to give advice on how to better the situation

[@thedarkroom6416]

@@Lazyspaceoutwat

[@thedarkroom6416]

@@fpvcentral2807wat

[@thedarkroom6416]

Wat

[@WaTahBasTard]

I practice just casually playing with my dog's feet here and there so that he gets used to having his feet touched. That is usually the balk of the struggle right there in my experience.

[@zayg062]

Doesn’t work

[@Heather-xm9ul]

My dogs freak out like we're trying to murder them if we use a dremel. The little one fights at first, and then gives up and lays there like he hates me. He gets treats at the end. The big one used ti have really horrible digital cysts, and it's made him very nervous about his feet. He lets me do one paw at a time, as long as he gets lovies between each toe. Both of them could be much better about it, but at least we can do it!

[@markdraycott3974]

A video demo of how to use a Dremel to trim dog nails would be really really handy if possible please 🙏

[@liamhgd581]

You turn it on and put it against the nail. It's not rocket science. It's literally just sand paper that's spinning. Just don't be a dumd ass and be careful how low u take it. Or u could go free and just walk it for half hour a day on a rough surface like a road or a path. With no excuses not to go and do it. Raining ? Do it anyway. Really hot ? Do it anyway and take a drink for the dog. I don't want to be a dick about this but common ppl in sure u can figure this stuff out for yourself. This only goes to inforce my view of ppl should need a license to own a dog. As ppl have no idea what there talking about and then they end up being left on a mountain or left in a kennel to eventually be put down if they aren't adopted

[@varenikje7193]

Yes, I’m an absolute newbie at that!

[@olliesutton1804]

My dog gets her nails done at the vet, they use clippers. She pulls her paws away sometimes but is generally very well behaved while getting it done

[@havenmorrison7463]

As a dog groomer, hanging the dog up in the sling can be very helpful and help them to calm down when done right. Also, most dogs will allow you to use nail clippers over a dremel…. It is important for dog owners to learn how to cut the nail to the proper length and have quick stop powder on hand to stop a bleeding nail.

[@annaelizabeth5971]

Thank you, you're absolutely correct! I'm a groomer also of 40yrs. Here's a tip for him.... stick to something you know, like training dogs. Leave the grooming tips to the professional groomer! And people, please STOP "playing" with your dog's feet when they're puppies!

[@donc2446]

I think he is right in general, that a confident well trained dog is easier to groom. But, dog groomers don't have the luxury of only working on well trained, well socialized dogs. I'm not a groomer, but I definitely was thinking this same rhing and came here for this comment.

[@seanmcbrearty1365]

I clipped my dogs quick bad several times. It took a couple years at doing 1 or 2 nails at a time showing I learned how to do a better job without hurting him. Now he’s much better.

[@kenlittle3384]

I used a Dremel with my Rottweiler. At first she would withdraw her paw and growl. Clippers are barbarian. Never use them, I saw the damage they do. Even vets can't use them. Never,ever use clippers! I gradually gain the dogs trust with treats a making it fun. It's how you introduce the Dremel Don't rush the event. Within weeks she would give me her paw and recline and sleep as her nails got done. That's how you do it.

[@brianhallman5168]

Do you use nail clippers? How is it barbarian. I've been getting my dogs nails done for 30+ years. I never had an issue. And the majority of dogs will let you use clippers over a dremel.

[@Lazyspaceout]

A vet literally showed me a year ago how to clip my dogs nails, don't see an issue with it so long as your careful never made my dog bleed. Use what you think is best

[@Thomas-zt7dm]

Going on 8 years of clipping my dog’s nails once a week and never clipping a quick a single time, they’re not barbaric at all you just have to know what you’re doing and at the end of the day if you’re walking your dog(s) their nails will file down and round off so no harm in leaving it slightly longer than you need if one is still learning

[@elise4750]

Why am I laughing the way that dog wiggled 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@stormysocks]

The Drexel FREAKED my pup out. Now every time she hears anything similar she's worried. I've had dogs for 50 yrs plus and still trying to overcome that one

[@cloudzy_editz]

That boy spazzin

[@Quiswrld57]

My lab/pit mix hates trimming but she knows I’ll bite back if I’m tested👹😂

[@Crazzy_51_50]

You can still hit the quick with a Dremel it’s just a matter of learning when to stop

[@Lola.y.KillaKash]

Mine is scared of the Dremel and Hates the clippers too

[@80bbygrl]

My dogs are terrified of the vibration of the Dremel... I can't win either way 😬

[@the.canine.corner]

My dog used to hate nail trims, but I eventually made the decision to take a few steps back and desensitize her to the dremmel and nail clippers- now she does pretty much perfectly! I still reward after each nail just to keep the experience less stressful. Now when I sit down in front of her with the clippers, she will give me her paw and allow me to trim them with no issues. I do prefer the dremmel for safety, but I’ve never had any issues with the clippers since she doesn’t try to run off/pull her paw away, so I start off with the clippers and finish with the dremmel.

[@amanda5jane]

The Dremel was a game changer. I still use the clippers from time to time to get the bulk of the nail out-of-the-way, but I can get nice and close with a Dremel without causing any accidental injuries.

[@cheshire_cat387]

The dog forgot how physics works

[@bunny11790]

Bros Head went like a tornado 💀

[@randomclick2826]

Training a dog to be obedient seems like hard work. Then you encounter every other aspect dog ownership and realise the obedience training makes everything else so easy you actually save energy.😊

[@optimuscrying2551]

Clipping nails, or filing, isn’t always about obedience. Some dogs have trauma regarding nails and grooming of the feet. My rescue is very well behaved but she refuses to allow anyone near her precious toes.

[@BrandonEccles]

Zombieland 3 looks wild can’t wait for it to come out!

[@Roblox_playzhandle]

The first second already had me laughing onto the floor

[@natesofla8891]

Using a Dremel is a superb suggestion I would still muzzle my dog especially when he got older because he would get cranky and occasionally nip

[@shelberz1]

Thank you

[@Conservative_crusader]

That shit is funny asf😂😂

[@SkiiDreamr420]

Amen on Dremel

[@syddoesstuff285]

We got a dremel for my dog and she likes that way more than clippers, she'll still stand clippers but she's much calmer with the Dremel

[@shaynafaaborg6283]

Truth!

[@GUNDUM0]

Damn the cone of shame😂😂😂

[@knifeboy99]

My dog actually clips his own nails. He won't let us and while we are sitting on the couch... he does it himself. He doesn't bleed and he does trim them up pretty good for doing it himself

[@chrisbarry9345]

Using a Dremel really depends on the dog's temperament and level of training. I never gave my dog much proper training because we have an intuitive body language communication So in circumstances getting his nails cut he's very squirmy the longer it goes on. We try to dremel or similar once and it was an absolute nightmare so it depends on the dog but clippers are the only option for mine

[@pauliinapaasikivi4972]

My German shepherd doesn't like the nail clipping time but lets me do it quietly and obediently because he knows he gets a treat at the end.

[@Who-sq4hi]

This is why I trained my Frenchie to be ok with nail trimmings because my uncle's Frenchie gives him a hard time, mine just fall asleep during it.

[@BOEHHO89]

The Dremel will create too much heat .

[@thaddeuslincoln5558]

I use a grinder on my dog regularly, she doesnt react until i release her then she asks for her treat.

[@dobermanpac1064]

I’ve been using a Dremel for decades. 👍👍 Plus while desensitizing at the beginning use two people.

[@HNemo880]

My dog absolutely freaks the fuck out at the sound of a Dremel and will yelp and run as soon as I try to hold his paw and have it on at the same time

[@luxtrichoma8458]

I use a frozen peanut butter lick mat on the wall and a dremel and can do all four paws in less then 10 mins. Mind you they still don’t like the buzzing sound but after a few months they don’t really mind getting trimmed.

[@aarondrossart6026]

1. That's peanut butter, not vomit 2. Absolutely correct, specifically use one of the battery powered dremels that are meant for dog paws. They're like $20 and have saved me so much time and money, it's unbelievable. 3. I find it's easiest to put treats on the ground, straddle my dog while they're standing and let them get distracted by the food as I start trimming by lifting 1 paw at a time(support the pad firmly so it doesn't vibrate and tickle). Start slow by not even touching their nails for the first couple times. It's a weird sensation, so work super slowly with them at first.

[@IbocC64]

My golden retrievers both hate this too. I flip them over and wedge them between my legs as I sit on the floor with both legs out on either side of them. The calm down after the first foot is done usually. In the winter I let their nails get long because it helps with traction on our icy field (we plow our field for fetch space).

[@noglassfeatures3144]

Yes!!! I use a dremel my dogs HATE the clippers even my rescue whos 3years old who’s never had his nails done lays down for the dremel but snaps with the clippers

[@slyllamademon2652]

I agree with the dremel. Some dogs like clippers, but dremels are better for your dog’s nails because they don’t pinch.

[@Enjoythepour]

Dremel is the best! Only thing that works for my St. Bernard!❤🐾🐾

[@KateDunno]

With a Dremel, make sure you trim the hair around the paw first if your dog has long hair. It can get caught and wrapped around the Dremel. It can also get ripped out.

[@reginabayles1169]

🤗🤗🤗🤗 THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!!!! I HAVE HAD SO MANY PEOPLE SAY THAT DOES NOT HURT THEM, I HAVE TO TELL THEM THEY ARE WRONG AND SHOULDN'T BE ALLOWED TO CLIP NAILS IF THAT'S THEIR MIND SET. THEN ASK THEM DOES IT HURT YOU IF YOUR NAILS GETS CLIPPED INTO THE QUICK, BY YOUR STANDARDS IT DOESN'T AND """WANT SO BADLY TO GRAB A FINGER AND BEND THE NAIL BACKWARDS AT QUICK LEVEL SO I CAN SAY IT COULDN'T HAVE HURT THE NAIL WASN'T EVEN CUT.""" (but, I don't do the last because I'm not confrontational)😞

[@creepsluna8839]

I just walk my dog and the concrete works good to keep his nails short. I walk him at night because the heat

[@spykethespider5070]

It appears that this is at a grooming place so that is not an option for the guy

[@creepsluna8839]

If it's a business then they should have turned the customer away. What do u mean by same ere or did the h get cut out

[@jfn467]

My 10 year old Jack hates the clipper, but playing around with some carrot pieces while doing it (he loves carrots) he's so distracted he doesn't even notice what I am doing. He's a lovely Jack but so easily excited and distracted...😅

[@frostedduckflakes]

i use air prison on my dog (she is a small min pin) and she is chill. we have to use a dremel on her because her nails are black and from past experiences, hurt her on accident with regular clippers (so yes i recommend dremel) surprisingly, she doesn’t mind the noise of it as she is a rescue and terrified of noises.

[@odoh1268]

I want to see this big man train a dog like thay

[@dostagirl9551]

Start them young and make it a relaxing experience. My two happily jump into my lap to get their nails filed and paw pads shaved - I think they worked out that it feels better to walk after - with one of them routinely falling asleep during the session. I also don’t hold the file in one spot but use an upward curved motion (start down, up, and over) which helps prevent heat buildup.

[@christophermiller8735]

El cheapo toe nail grinder I use as a tool. Works good

[@jojeanajaxon]

We used to use clippers but wed had like 1 or 2 accidents in the span of years and it was so obvious that trimming her nails was super traumatizing. So we figured we'd try the dremmel and we got that attachment for it for doing dogs nails. And after doin it once we didnt even need the guide its so much safer and easier. Its time consuming but who cares. If it makes it easier for ur dog then take the damn time to do it. Not only that but if u go to low and do make them bleed u can probably tell pretty early on so u dont do much damage, rather than taking off a whole big chunk in 1 go and having them bleed all over the house. Theres also this powder u can buy that if u do cut too short or make em bleed u dip it in the powder and it coagulates it so it stops bleeding a lot quicker. But always take care to not cut too short. It hurts them and traumatizes them.

[@nesletchimaew9209]

😂😂 look at him go 💫👋👉👈☝️👆👇🤸⬆️↗️➡️↘️⬇️↙️⬅️↖️↕️↔️↩️↪️⤴️⤵️🔃🔄🔙🔛🔝🔚🔜 he's about to ⚠️☢️💥

[@Alone-mi8px]

I only clip my dogs nails if its sleepy and super chill

[@kyala04]

Have you heard of those starch mats for dogs to basically file down their nails? I’d love to know what you think of them and if you think it’s a good alternative

[@dpw.shawty7553]

Bro sounds like that dog from Pocahontas 💀

[@Baby_kayyy]

Thanks for the tip I’ve been using clippers and my dog has black nails so I’m always hitting the qik so I stopped cutting her nails. I’m not going to a dremel

[@josephmichael5493]

My two pitbulls throw tantrums and as long as they see an scape path they will take it, so I just corner them and then they give up

[@Skyyyy-ct8px]

I honestly just pin my dog down and be careful but I still get the job done (nicely)

[@me-xx2gl]

I had a big GSD mix dumped on me. I had done my b prviousxfogs nails. But his were very thick and long. I was afraid of cutting too deep. He went nuts when I tried a Dremel. Took him to groomers. He was ok until one hurt him. Pulled his leg under him rather than just changing sides. Pulled a muscle in his shoulder. Never did get him to cooperate after that. He had to be drugged. Then he got sick and died. I tried all kinds of things to get him to cooperate. He snapped at me once when I picked up a foot. I growled back. Later, he would tolerate me messing with his paws, but I only managed to tip one. Lots of good boys, etc. Need to start this with your pup. Unfortunately former owner saw no need to socialize him.

[@glenpaton1994]

clippers are good, but make sure you shine a bright light from one side so you can see through and clip back from the cuticle, as it shows up as a tapered red vain of blood, as AS K9 says get the dog trained to accept the lye down command and reassure letting them smell the cutter

[@cynthiaaguilar4141]

I agree on the dremel...I have a petty that don't give a shit..she'll cooperate. I have her sister that loses her shit. So with the sister, I give her a treat then do 1 nail at a time with the sit and stay command, it took time but I can now do all 18 with only 1 break..patience people. She was also skidish when people would get in the pool she was terrified, she will now get all 4 paws in the pool, give them time and be consistent.

[@purpleirklegrovestreet]

He didnt throw up, thats just butter of peanut. If it’s the chunky kind, then yes, that is throwup.

[@maksymtriukhan9968]

My dog sleep comfort like a bear then i do his nails 😂

[@juliesnider7840]

I got a dremmel for my 100lb pupp when he was little

[@gerryroush8391]

I had a deer head Chihuahua AKA "demon from the underworld" That I had to take to the vet to get his nails trimmed. Our beagle and walker hound never needed a nail trim

[@michellesmith7382]

Forgot the most important step. Use clicker training/positive reinforcement to acclimate the dog to the nail trim and clippers/dremmel. A little work up from will reward you for the rest of the dogs life

[@e.b.6766]

I use a Dremel tool. Makes the task go much faster!!!

[@travis2893]

I clipped to far on my dog once, now im the one afraid of trimming nails shes a sweetheart.😂

[@HD6642]

Dogs hate the dremel more than the clippers

[@miniruby88]

I know it expensive but in these situations I'd have an ongoing nail appointment system with my vet. My stepfather had a jack Russell and once a month she would have to be fully sedated and have her nails clipped. I'd have to spend half a day at the vets on those days cause she wouldn't let anyone at the vet clinic touch her so I'd have to be there to restrain her before and after the procedure This dog had these letters on her file AWC - approach with caution MOA - muzzle on arrival SOA - sedate on arrival HOHR -have owner help restraining

[@Gooordito]

SO FACTS. just got a puppy shes 10 weeks old she lets me use the dremel my mom told me to buy but she hats clippers

[@D.Cooley05]

Iggy going crazy

[@rickileah080]

Tip: get a note pad to keep track. Cut nail, give treat(take 1 treat and divide in quarters). Next day cut second nail give treat. Repeat for 3 arounds. Then cut 2 nails give treat. Next day same thing. Repeat for 3 rounds. Then go for an entire paw at end give treat. Next day new paw so on so on. Wait 3-5 days then repeat. It was a Slow AF process with my dog. She is three now and when she sees the clippers come out she know she is going to be get her (only at clipper time special.). Lol every dog has their favourite treats. She lays down belly up. Takes less the 3 mins to do now. Edit: clipping the smallest lil piece off at the tip. It will only work if you take lil pieces off. Then when your down to once or twice a month you can do the bigger nail clips.

[@KaelaniWestbrook-kc3li]

Me and my mom have 2 husky’s so I’ll usually distract her with treats and petting her while my mom trims

[@livnfree365]

Touching and holding the paws often and randomly helped me to trim the cats.

[@hasanzuhair6064]

POV:your older sisters gets unfair in the fight

[@rhysyb]

My frenchie is a lil Princess she rolls over for me to clip her nails

[@bellaboo6452]

I noticed that about my pug he hates the clippers

[@Boochy_AK8095]

Just got my 142 pound attack dog Rottweiler nails don’t today at vet and he just growls while they do it, lol he’s a brat but he’s muzzled and I put towel over is face like horse 😂I luv him

[@brendaburgner-williams8515]

I use a Dremel because I hate nail clippers! There's the guillotine type and the scissor type. Then of course there are human version nail clippers. My dog hates the clippers to begin with and makes it extremely difficult for me to clip her nails. So I acclimated her to the Dremel. She still doesn't like her nails done but she's a lot better at letting me do it now.

[@V810k]

I have a bull mastiff and Great Dane mix and I have you use wrestling submissions on him to clip his nails

[@immunityvi6968]

My HUSKY puppy came to us already desensitized for some reason, and on his first nail trimming i just offered him a treat for distraction and he let me clip his nails. That is until the puppy nipping comes and tries biting my hand for shits and giggles; but brushing and trimming nails are like a spa to him. Not to mention loves water and always wants to be under a hose. Im very surprised because i prepared for a stubborn dog (he still is) but looks like I’ll never have a problem with grooming my husky. I bought a husky to be my running partner, not for his looks.

[@Ricolicous]

I always recommend the Dremel tool, there’s some made specifically for pets that arent industrial powerful

[@p3thepetsitter884]

As a pet sitter dog grothere's a lot of dogs afraid of the dremmel not just the clippers. I know a dog that's afraid of bulls including an electric toothbrush. I typically try calming treats with CBD to relax them and that helps.

[@animations5627]

My dog is scared of the dremel also and is a pitbull can corso mix

[@anbushinobi036]

So true. I'm a pet groomer. I've worked with dogs for a decade and I have had many clients that absolutely freak out over getting their nails clipped but are super chill for the dremel. Also if they don't start off as a puppy it gets significantly worse as they grow.

[@DaBinkyDawg1989]

I'm going to hell for laughing at this😂

[@josephcastillo6742]

How would catnip workout in situations like this?

[@Tryyton]

Mine was just laying down... Buy a good clipper that is actually sharp. Then take a flashlight and shine through the nails from the bottom, that shows you 100% exactly where the vein (or whatever it is in nails) is and you will never cut too deep. You're welcome!

[@superdrunk7766]

The obedience technique and especially careful with the clippers has never failed. Tools running, like vacuum cleaners have always spooked the dogs regardless of the amount of exposure to them. I can’t expect any different with a Dremel tool although it certainly seems the best option. The pet can be trained to comply with trimming just like like bathing or jumping through hoops ❤👍🐕.

[@josephwilkins3982]

Wtf! Are you serious! Miss Mercedes, PetSmart Manchester Ct. 5’ nothing & used to handle my male 140lbs Rottie(Boom), & Lucy 110 female Rottie(batshit/crazy) w/ no problem. In fact both dogs knew we were going there & damn near mowed us down to get in the truck! Again thank you Mercedes.

[@KennyEaton603]

This is the one area I have yet to figure out with my dog. He will do anything I want, except let me touch his paws.

[@Randtheguitarplayingvandal]

I’ve never seen an obedient small dog

[@lunine]

My dog hates his nails being clipped but he'll stay put if I put them on his back and do his nails. You're just sometimes will pull his Paul wait for me but I still get it done and then he curls up in a ball and I have to cuddle in because he's upset

[@GaryTurenne]

Clippers suck in my opinion. Started with a Dremel, introduced it to my Boston Terrier a long with practice training he pretty much lays through the whole process.