mine are fine with it, use which ever clippers there are at work.
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The mistake a lot of people make is waiting until the dog is well into it's 'teens' or even adulthood before attempting nail trimming. I have trimmed my dog's nails from day one. If they don't need trimming I 'pretend' to trim them. I don't need to do their nails at all really, but that's not to say I never will. Dewclaws need doing every few weeks, especially the rear ones as they grow like the clappers. All dogs should be 'gone over' from puppyhood to get them used to having their paws handled, which many dogs cannot stand. Introducing a rescue or rehomed dog to nail trimming can be problematic though, but a dog can be introduced to most things eventually with patience and reward. I haven't tried a Dremel yet, but will be getting one for my salon for clipper phobic dogs.

I use "let mummy see" and suki is really good, we are slowly getting there with michael, even though he was only 6months old wen we got him its made certain things 1000 times harder
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Syd has his dremmeled and Rio and Milan have theirs clipped, Frankie's and Diesels never seem to need doing. They all do the same walks but obviously the Dobermanns nails seem to grow quicker. Syd loves having his dremmeled but wont let the clippers anywhere near him. With the dremmel he lays there like lord muck giving me a paw at a time and loving the attention, the girls leg it as soon as they see the dremmel.

i've done lily's since she was a tiny pup and always do them when she is asleep.

dylans haven't needed doing yet so not sure how he would react!

Jed doesnt mind as long as you are quick but unfortunately, I have a cheap pair which dont cut well and takes all my might to clip a claw.

I only clip dewclaws - Flynn doesnt have any and Jessie doesnt mind having hers done. Her nails are mostly white too so it's easy to see the quick. Jeds are black so I have to do little by little which also adds to his annoyance.

Dogs can learn anything... Why didn't you teach him that the clipping was a GOOD thing?

Even humans need some sort of nail management...

I start at a very early age while they are relaxed I start them by getting used to their feet and toes being played with(you never know when you might need to closely examine their feet) to the stage now where they will just sit there while I do anything to their feet and claws,very handy as I have to cut the middle two claws on Ruby's forefeet every 3 or 4 weeks.
but with some dogs I find if I approach it in a very off hand matter of fact attitude I can quite often do it .

Jeanette