Thank you I do cut her nails but I'm so afraid to hurt her so I don't think I go down far enough, it is a work in process. She used to get them done at the groomer buy they have not been open yet.. Your dog is beautiful 😍People aren't used to seeing a dog that is the proper weight. A couple more pounds wouldnt be terrible, but if she eats enough for her activity level, I'd ignore the people. I get those comments a lot. My collie was ideal and everyone thought she was too skinny. My staffy is almost to ideal pet condition. He was overweight when we got him, so we've been working on that. He eats 1cup high protein/cal kibble with a soft boiled egg or some raw meat 2x a day. He gets treats and puzzle toys during the day, so that's extra cals he works for.
Your dog looks to be of a smaller build than mine, so she shouldn't be bulky.
I'll include a pic of my Gimlet doing his favorite activity, walking on the treadmill, even though his stripes make it hard to see his condition. As a side note, her nails are super long and look like they're putting a lot of stress on her feet.
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Thankyou! I love your dogs earsThank you I do cut her nails but I'm so afraid to hurt her so I don't think I go down far enough, it is a work in process. She used to get them done at the groomer buy they have not been open yet.. Your dog is beautiful![]()
I agree....i don't see the sense in mutilating a dogs ears...some may find cutting the ears makes the dog look more aggressive and cool but don't expect me to support that silly trend...Thankyou! I love your dogs earsbig ears are so cute. I'm a groomer so her nails look easy to me, but I know it's hard for regular owners. I would recommend to "confetti" her nails if she'll let you. That way you can shave tiny bits off the nail until you get close to the kwik. I got my boy used to the dremel which makes it easier. Should you get her kwik, either keep styptic powder on hand or use cornstarch.
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