It has been awhile. So, I thought I'd add some newer pictures. Isn't Molly the cutest thing?!?!?
Here's some newer pictures of Mom and Dad's Dog Kaya. She just got her claws thumb removed, as well as got fixed. She is already 70 pounds.
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Yes, Molly is pretty! Nice color for sure! You know me and animals! Willie still has his dew claws, too....Now that you mention that, I will ask the vet about his, on the 5th, when he goes for his shots. I hate clipping those! Thanks for the updates! :-)
I was wondering why she had a couple of "boots" on and not on the other feet.
Ok, I may be dumb... but God put the claws there, so why do we remove those claws?? Must hurt. hmmmmmm I feel for animals when "people" decide this is the way they should look etc.. and even do changes thru breeding... OH Well just me, maybe. Thanks for the updates..
I did know that about the hunting part, as Jennifer mentioned in her next post above. and there is another reason to remove them.....if they are flat and not round like the toenails, they are harder to cut cleanly. If left uncut, sometimes they keep growing in like a circle and can grow into the leg....:-)
Here's some newer pictures of Mom and Dad's Dog Kaya. She just got her claws thumb removed, as well as got fixed. She is already 70 pounds.
4 comments:
Yes, Molly is pretty! Nice color for sure! You know me and animals! Willie still has his dew claws, too....Now that you mention that, I will ask the vet about his, on the 5th, when he goes for his shots. I hate clipping those! Thanks for the updates! :-)
I was wondering why she had a couple of "boots" on and not on the other feet.
Ok, I may be dumb... but God put the claws there, so why do we remove those claws?? Must hurt.
hmmmmmm
I feel for animals when "people" decide this is the way they should look etc.. and even do changes thru breeding... OH Well just me, maybe.
Thanks for the updates..
Mother.....
I did know that about the hunting part, as Jennifer mentioned in her next post above. and there is another reason to remove them.....if they are flat and not round like the toenails, they are harder to cut cleanly. If left uncut, sometimes they keep growing in like a circle and can grow into the leg....:-)
Our dogs never had any problems... and just never heard of it thru anyone in the family..
Never tooo old to learn something I reckon..
Later girls!
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