https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1D7ndnwDP6A
How to hold your Dremel when doing your dog’s nails. My favorite method to practice Dremel technique. Plus, demo on my own dog Bender.
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TIMESTAMPS
1:16 Technique for dremeling dog’s nails
5:09 Method for practicing on your own
7:32 Demo on a real dog
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poor bender, they are too short already, he doesnt wanna do it again.
Really great technical instruction. Thank you.
My 15mo old puppy will NOT stop trying to lick the drimmal! She’s not scared, and not trying to pull her feet away, just trying to lick while I’m in the process of grinding her nails. I’ve tried turning it off and just letting her sniff and lick until she has enough. But it doesn’t matter.
Any suggestions?…. should I mussel her, or try a leash? She’s only a 4lb Chi, so I’ve just been putting her on my lap.
How bout that dew claw
You totally rock, have been looking at many of your videos. But I bought my Dremel years ago, used it once, and then went back to taking them to groomers. But now am starting the Dremel again, as a groomer quicked one of my dogs. Question – my Dremel has a disk kind of end round. Should I not use that?