Top products from r/chicagodogs

We found 2 product mentions on r/chicagodogs. We ranked the 2 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

1. Safari Professional Large Nail Trimmer For Dogs

Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Stainless steel cutters for long-lasting sharp edgesNon-slip gripRegular trimming should be a part of your grooming routineBest suited for medium to large breedsFor best results, cut dog's nails immediately after bathingTo make the quick of the dog's nail visible, apply baby oilSafety stop prevents ...
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2. Pawz Dog Boots | Dog Paw Protection with Dog Rubber Booties | Dog Booties for Winter, Rain and Pavement Heat | Waterproof Dog Shoes for Clean Paws | Paw Friction for Dogs | Dog Shoes (Purple)

Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
All natural materials, made in the USADisposable, reusable, waterproofBends with paw and absolutely stays onProtection from ice, snow, salt, lawn chemicals and hot surfacesAssists with traction control and allergies
Pawz Dog Boots | Dog Paw Protection with Dog Rubber Booties | Dog Booties for Winter, Rain and Pavement Heat | Waterproof Dog Shoes for Clean Paws | Paw Friction for Dogs | Dog Shoes (Purple)Show Reddit reviews
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Top comments that mention products on r/chicagodogs:

u/juliaplayspiano · 3 pointsr/chicagodogs

I'd practice at home first, to see if you can desensitize. Our dog isn't a fan either, but with a traditional clippers, some treats, and about 20 minutes we can get 2 paws done in one treat-filled flurry.

We practiced the following, in order:

  1. See the clippers, smell the clippers, get a treat.

  2. See the clippers, smell the clippers, clippers touch your nail (clippers closed), get a treat.

  3. See the clippers, smell the clippers, clippers fit around your nail (but don't clip), get a treat.

  4. See the clippers, smell the clippers, clippers clip your nail, get a treat.

    I usually ID where I need to trim and mark it ahead of time. It's easier to trim quickly if you know exactly what you're going for. I start with dewclaws then work up to the bigger ones. I usually give our dog a week break before I trim the other set of paws - usually start with front, then get back.

    Is your dog showing his/her teeth when you try to clip? As soon as our dog starts to snarl, that's it. We stop there. We've been practicing it here and there for about a year, so it took quite a bit of time to actually be able to trim her nails, but now she's comfortable enough to know what's going on and permit it.
u/veeev · 2 pointsr/chicagodogs

I have a sweater for my corgi, but I only put it on him when the temp drops below 10 or 15 degrees F. Mostly it's short haired and/or low rider dogs who need winterizing. If it does look like she's getting cold, you should take her to a store to try on something before you buy it. And you should probably invest in some of these to protect her paws from the salt on the sidewalk.

Puppies in the snow are so much fun :)