Desensitizing your dog to Pedi Paws

By desensitizing your dog to what they normally find uncomfortable, you can achieve your goal and a calm and happy dog. www.vscloud9k9.com

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Pets & Animals

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• desensitizing
• your
• dog
• how
• to
• file
• dog's
• nails
• chihuahua
• pedi
• paws
• not
• so
• nervous
• targeting
• calm

[cuiquita100]

video is cool, but why the porn music? nasty...

[verodzim]

@cuiquita100 Thank you, as for the music, I don't watch porn so I'm not familiar with any part of them. This music is jazz. I'm glad you liked the video :)

[angelsoulnme]

Thanks for the video! My pedi-paws has been sitting on the counter for over a month because I was afraid to just use it on my beagle who HATES having his nails cut. Im going to try these tips now.

[verodzim]

Hope it helps you out.

[LaLa6699]

omg... my dog and cat are like really stressed out by this pedi paws thing... im trying not to take it back cuz i hate using the nail clippers. it has to hurt them anddd my puppies nails are soo sharp afterwards that when he jumps on me, his nails cut my legs up.. i hope ur video will help me

[verodzim]

I strongly suggest getting them used to having their paws touched, then their nails. This may take several sessions depending on how strong of a negative association they have with clipping or filing. Use plenty of praise and treats. If your dog doesnt take the treats, its because its too stressed out and you need to temporarily go back a step or two. Just be patient and you will succeed

[verodzim]

@Joseph8456 Thank you. I'm glad it helped you :)

[verodzim]

I'm so happy to hear that :) Good job!

[PiNKSTERx]

Last week I think I freaked out my maltipoo w/ pedi paws cuz i didn't know how to introduce it to her the right way, but this morning after watching your video and copying your techniques, i was able to successfully file down my puppys nails w/o any fuss. THANKS SO MUCH!

[verodzim]

Thank you :)

Please keep in mind that this process may take a few days. If you notice your dog showing any calming signals (yawning, more blinking than usual, licking its nose, turning away, and sniffing itself in the crotch) it's your signal to you to take it slower. It takes patience to condition your dog to accept this odd instrument. Hope this helps.