Part I – Getting use to the Dremel
We have a couple of goals for Tari this week. One is to actually be able to trim her nails with the Dremel, train her to go in her crate on command, brush her teeth, and of course, stop her from getting on the kitchen counter.
But first check out this snow! This is not normal for Delaware. We usually get ice not the real white stuff. As far as I am concerned this is enough for the next 10 years.
Ok, back to Tari. How are we doing with her training? I did try to use the Dermel on her nails. Not a problem. Only did a little bit and I did this while she was lying on her side. She didn’t even so much as lift her head. I will continue to do this over the next couple of weeks until we have her nails are short enough. Doing this a little at a time will help the quick to recede so not to cause any injury. These dogs will tolerate just about anything. Our first Grey was the same way.
We have a couple of goals for Tari this week. One is to actually be able to trim her nails with the Dremel, train her to go in her crate on command, brush her teeth, and of course, stop her from getting on the kitchen counter.
But first check out this snow! This is not normal for Delaware. We usually get ice not the real white stuff. As far as I am concerned this is enough for the next 10 years.
Ok, back to Tari. How are we doing with her training? I did try to use the Dermel on her nails. Not a problem. Only did a little bit and I did this while she was lying on her side. She didn’t even so much as lift her head. I will continue to do this over the next couple of weeks until we have her nails are short enough. Doing this a little at a time will help the quick to recede so not to cause any injury. These dogs will tolerate just about anything. Our first Grey was the same way.
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