Does it bother a short haired dogs paws?
1462982
My dog is short-haired and very active, and the nail caps don't seem to bother or impede her in any way! I would imagine they would bother my other dog quite a bit, because he will not tolerate any contact with his paws. That's probably a better indicator of whether the caps would bother your dog.
1462983
My dog hated them at first but got used to them. They didn't stay on him long enough to worry about it for more than a week.
1462984
They actually doesn't bother paws, long or short hair, it's a matter of will your dog accept them. Put them on two of my dogs, one left them alone until they fell off themselves and the other bothered with them day in and day out until they were gone.
1462985
The soft paws do not seem to bother my short haired dog. They only stay on a week or two, as my dog is very active.
332614
It will reduce the ability for any animal to cause injury. Because it is a thick fabric material a dogs claw may be able to "Rub" through the fabric is scratching hard enough, where as plastic collars will be more resistant to that. for Hind leg scratching to the face I would not recommended for front paws Yes I would...Good luck
2175968
It is very quite...The only time it bothers our two dogs is when we shave near their ears.
1614165
I have a long-hair German Shepherd and she has a very bushy tail and hindquarters. I have had no issues combing her tail and hindquarters with this brush, I just have to remove the hair from the "teeth" of the comb more frequently...my best approach was to brush small sections of her tail and hindquarters at a time since matting in the undercoat can be missed. Hope this answers your question.
1514744
Not at all; it leaves the coat soft and smelling fresh. After toweling the shampoo off, the coat will be a little damp for a short while. I did animal assisted therapy with my Sheltie and used it on him before our nursing home visits.
1172042
My dog has very short hair and it pulls at his hair to pull out fleas and nits so I don't think it would be good for shedding.
52268
The bristles are softer rubber and rather on the thicker side. I'm not sure what the origional is. But this won't scratch your dogs skin and really gets the fur out.
837829
Pretty much- if you sort of pull the paw in and out of the plunger. What is possibly left is very minimal compared to how dirty your puppy probably was.
2062228
The tips are rounded, so I would think it shouldn't scratch your cat's skin. I use this for my husky and I do groom her head where there really isn't much long fur/coat. She doesn't get irritated by it.
197025
The harness has not bothered my dog, and she now has two of the harnesses. However, while my dog's coat is short, it is also thick...thick in the sense that you have to work to see her skin. This answer might not have helped, but I wanted to give you an accurate answer.
952548
A lab has smooth, short hair. I have a mix between a lab and golden retriever and he sheds! :(
882798
Less, for sure... It doesn't get stuck between their paws. I have one that likes to play and he kicks tons of litter out no matter what kind I give him...So I end up with some pellets on the floor because he digs and tosses them out. They hurt when you step on them, but to me, it's no less annoying than stepping on regular litter, and since the pellets rarely make it outside the bathroom where their litter is, it's easy enough to just sweep up daily to keep from stepping on them.I'm not sure what another reviewer is talking about when they say the pellets are soggy and gross... The Breeze pellets are super hard and never get soggy. (Also, clumpy wet litter is SUPER soggy and gross.) Less, for sure... It doesn't get stuck between their paws. I have one that likes to play and he kicks tons of litter out no matter what kind I give him...So I end up with some pellets on the floor because he digs and tosses them out. They hurt when you step on them, but to me, it's no less annoying than stepping on regular litter, and since the pellets rarely make it outside the bathroom where their litter is, it's easy enough to just sweep up daily to keep from stepping on them.I'm not sure what another reviewer is talking about when they say the pellets are soggy and gross...... » Read More Less, for sure... It doesn't get stuck between their paws. I have one that likes to play and he kicks tons of litter out no matter what kind I give him...So I end up with some pellets on the floor because he digs and tosses them out. They hurt when you step on them, but to me, it's no less annoying than stepping on regular litter, and since the pellets rarely make it outside the bathroom where their litter is, it's easy enough to just sweep up daily to keep from stepping on them.I'm not sure what another reviewer is talking about when they say the pellets are soggy and gross... The Breeze pellets are super hard and never get soggy. (Also, clumpy wet litter is SUPER soggy and gross.) « Show Less
1530627
Yes, I would say it is. A few tips as I've been doing dog's nails all my life. 1) If the nails are long or you're unfamiliar with their nails, only trim the very tip. Do this every 7-10 days. 2) Bend their paws toward the rear. You can see their cuticle on the underside plus it won't pull their joint out and hurt them. Added benefit is if they try to bite, they can only reach your side. Nothing vital. Good luck!
658347
I think you may have a problem. The unit itself is a small box about 2" x about 1.5" with the spray nozzles sort of in the middle of the short end. They need free space to spray out. If your dog's hair is longer than that, and thick, you might have a problem. Alternatively, it does spray pretty powerfully, so perhaps the odor and the wet fur will be enough for your dog to detect it and respond accordingly. :-)
1388550
My pup has grown to 15 lbs now and I feel like its a bit small for him. What happens is a lot of times he'll lift his left and ends up aiming off the pad, or only his front paws are on the pad and his behind ends up off the pad. I guess it all depends on what size wee wee pads you use.
1899418
Yes. We have our groomer clip the nails and put on the soft paws during the grooming process.
837828
My Labradoodle has fluffy paws and it seems to get the dirt out well enough that I don't see dirt on the towel when I wipe them. IDK about under nails.