Grasp the root of the dog's paw nails with your hands. If it is a long-haired dog, pull up the dreadlocks in front of the toes so that the nails are completely exposed. Trim perpendicular to the nail with a pet nail scissor. The blade should be sharp and not sloppy when cutting.

Don't cut too much at one time, you can cut more frequently. In case of cutting too much at one time, especially when the blood line is cut, it will bleed, and the dog will be afraid of cutting nails in the future.

The approximate length of the nails after cutting. If your dog is very patient, you can also use a nail file to file the area where the front of the nails have just been trimmed.

There is also a wolf's claw near the dog's ankle, and this nail also needs to be trimmed. Some dogs may also have their dewclaws amputated as children.

The principles and methods of trimming wolf claws are similar to trimming other nails. Sometimes it is very long and can be cut off a little more.

The final cut nails are very thick, so you must use a special pet nail scissor with a sharp blade.