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Old 08-03-2009, 08:25 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by sferrini View Post
they are in a very good size box 40 inches by 36 inches, I have a thin blanket and a bath mat rug down. The smaller one, is the one that is having problems but not sure what is overweight. I looked at their toe nails and this being my first litter, I am not sure what to do and am a little intimated by their tiny little claws and don't want to hurt them. How can I clip them.

I will try the excercises. Thank you, thank you !!!!!!!!!
Puppy toenails by 4 weeks can be very pointed and sharp. It can be very uncomfortable for the nursing momma having those sharp toenails scratching on her teats. I use a small pair if fingernail clippers and just clip off the tip where it is pointing down.

You might want to think about giving them a little more room. Here is a picture of my setup I had for some 4 1/2 week old pups. Mom can go in out of the puppy area and not be trapped
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