Damn I miss my boys. Every time I see pictures of dogs I miss them.
People ask me why I stop in the street to fuss the dogs of people that are walking around town; it’s because I miss my boys. Cat is fine. Cat nice. Cat is a cat and he is a different thing to having a dog.
We just have some dog nail cutters and get on with it. They seem mostly okay with it once you’ve done it a few times. Roxie gets a proper nail bar upgrade when she goes to the groomers.
On the if you don’t have a dog but you see a dog thing.. I cannot pass a dog on a ride with greeting it with ‘hello woofer, good day to be out eh?” and anyone that has a dog in a pub, well their going to make a new friend (even if they don’t want one!)
Once a week every week and with a battery powdered dremel. Takes 5 minutes and he isn’t too bothered by it, doesnt like his back feet being done but it rains slices of sausage when the job is done so shuts up. As dogs get older it’s even more important because they have to change the posture of their feet if nails are too long which is even tougher when arthritis takes it’s toll.
Nail cutting- ours have always worn down their main claws naturally (lots of walking being Labradors + some of that on tarmac so naturally a bit more abrasive). so only have to do the dew claws once in a while.
We do have ‘proper’ dog nail clippers these days thatwe got to use on our daughter’s wabbits. But before them…
…Park Tool CN10 cable/housing cutters. Most effective!
@Drac from personal observation any man with a moderately cute dog will (whatever his age) always have an opening conversation gambit with younger women. If said dog is a gangly puppy take the larger of the dirty sticks to fend them off!