How to Paint your Dog's Toenails

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Summary: Tips on how to paint your dog's toenails like a professional groomer on pet maintenance.

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How to Paint your Dog's Toenails

Mash their little feet, spread their toes and do it right in the middle. Keep those toes separated and then don’t let go of that foot until you got this one. See and fortunately your dog toenail polish dries quick. I did the same thing here, don’t pull, no. They don’t like the smell and it’s cold on their feet. See how I am separating her toes and you can do… Okay, I am not going to let go this foot until I have got a back one because you make them put their weight on there, so they will not smear it.