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Julia1119
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posted 08-04-2003 05:12 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Julia1119   Click Here to Email Julia1119     Edit/Delete Message
Winnie got groomed today, and the woman did EVERYTHING. She is very short because she had some mats..Anyway, she cut her nails, but they are still very scratchy. It hurts when she scratches accidentaly. I feel bad becuse when she gets excited to see people, she jumps up so they can pet her. But her nails are scratchy, so she scratches them!!!Can I file them down with my nail file?

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nern
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posted 08-04-2003 05:16 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for nern   Click Here to Email nern     Edit/Delete Message
Sure you can, if she will let you
I tried filing my dogs nails and she gave me a really hard time. I was able to do it enough to make them less rigid though.

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Lacey
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posted 08-04-2003 05:54 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Lacey     Edit/Delete Message
I always file my Toy Poodles nails after I trim them. I know the scratch you are talking about! She will get used to it after awhile if you start now. Otherwise you could ask the groomer to do it for you. I have done that in the past.

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Julia1119
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posted 08-04-2003 07:06 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Julia1119   Click Here to Email Julia1119     Edit/Delete Message
thanks!

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puttin510
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posted 08-05-2003 11:58 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for puttin510     Edit/Delete Message
Just like the rest said yes go for it. I say it is a must. I like to use a dremel type tool and then I use one of those big emery boards for fake nails. The smoother side. works great.

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