The long hairs that grow from the gaps in the dog's toes are like a solid lubricant, which makes the dog feel cramped when running. Over time, their limbs will deform and look ugly. And it is dangerous that it is easy to slip and fall and cause serious injuries. Therefore, we should regularly trim the hair on the soles of the dog's feet.
Misconception: The hair on the soles of dogs can increase friction when touching the ground, which is conducive to walking.
Answer: Wrong! Just the opposite. The long hairs that grow from the gaps in the toes are like a solid lubricant, making the dog feel cramped when running. Over time, their limbs will deform and look ugly. And it is dangerous that it is easy to slip and fall and cause serious injuries.
In pet grooming salons, toenail cutting and sole hair cutting can be performed simultaneously. Every SHOW-grade dog exhibited has a windy foot and is elegant and elegant, and has completely cut off the "solid lubricant".