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Originally posted by: Kobota
thanks, saw how well it worked on my sisters lab and was meaning to get one.
Originally posted by: de8212
Originally posted by: Kobota
thanks, saw how well it worked on my sisters lab and was meaning to get one.
really? it worked on a lab?
I am not trying to threadcrap but I bought it when it first came out and it wasn't strong enough for our 2 jack russel mix dogs. i ended up returning it. I figured it would only be good for cats or tiny, paris hilton sized dogs
Originally posted by: ElFenix
my dog hates this thing. then again, he's scared of the remote control, so it's not this thing in specific he hates. he also hates anything coming near his paws.
Originally posted by: Sesopedalian
Originally posted by: ElFenix
my dog hates this thing. then again, he's scared of the remote control, so it's not this thing in specific he hates. he also hates anything coming near his paws.
Does he hate a treat coming near his paws?
If you want something like this, you may as well want to find a deal on a regular Dremel. Make sure it is corded. Then there is 1001 things you can use it for. The heat would be the critical factor here when doing a dogs nails. I am not sure this is the best idea, but I have always wanted to try this with my dog.
Originally posted by: rpanic
Do these work for cats?
Originally posted by: coomarlin
I borrowed one of these from my cousin to test on my Whippet's nails. I liked the concept but it was definately weak. I thought maybe the batteries were running low but it sounds like they just come with a wimpy motor. Aside from the weak motor it did an admirable job and by having liver treats handy my dog didn't mind it too bad. Would be a nice prodict if it was a little more powerful
Originally posted by: RKS
We got one from Petsmart but our Lab was terrified of it.