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are my dogs nails too long?

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Participants in this thread:	sadiegirl507 Raspberries saber_ice24 samwhitaker1985 meizen_eifen
sadiegirl507 6 posts	when my dog walks some times her nails make a scrachy sound but she hates getting her nails cut. she went to the vet and the vet cut her nails. but how many times a year should a pure bread golden reterver get thier nails cut a year?
Raspberries 48 posts	Dear sadiegirl507, this all depends on how your dog lives her life. Where she walks, etc. I reccomend you ask your dog’s vet for more info. Best of luck, Raspberries. P.S- you spelled “bred” wrong…. P.P.S- see you in a millasecond! (literality) -Raspberries
saber_ice24 8 posts	if you take her to a grooming place ask if thay do nail grinding the reason si becouse it makes it less stressful on the dog in volved and it,s faster
Aug 14, 2008 2:33am samwhitaker1985 75 posts	Some dogs need a nail trim every month or so; others can go for several months without little or no trimming, usually because they do a lot of walking and running on hard surfaces. Without trimming, nails can quickly become ingrown or long enough to make walking uncomfortable. Long nails snag easily on carpet, upholstery, and even your clothes. Snags can lead to a tear, an injury that can be bloody as well as painful. Here are some guidelines: http://dogtime.com/nails.html
Aug 14, 2008 4:45am meizen_eifen 4 posts	well then if that is the sound , sounds bad right? maybe their long, and important thing I can share to you, when youre dog have long nails, it could be you or your dog can be hurt during training or activities of the dog , its better to have regular nail trimming for good grooming, see the guidelines. http://dogtime.com/nails.html
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