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Took the pup out tonight,caught his second rabbit on the first run,on the second run ripped his dew claw,don't usually have them with dew claws on but didn't plan on having this dog.Is this the start of reoccuring trouble or can they sometimes heal up to be no bother :unsure:

 

 

 

Cheers Chris

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had both took off my dog at the same time,only had the trouble with one but got both done only pay for one lot of an**@'(stuff that knocks em out) :laugh: only cost me £50 for both done,best money i ever spent.healed quicker than i thought to.

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Cheers HBG how long did they take to heal I've been told they take ages by some but spoke to my vet on the phone tonight and he reckons they heal within 10 days and he'll be running again within 2 weeks not sure my bill will be as low as £50 though but I'll pay what I have to to see the lad running again trouble free

Nice slippers by the way lol

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One of my dogs ripped out the same dew claw twice they heal up ok in fact the bloody things grow back i keep em trimmed back real short with a pair of proper dog nail clippers and have had no problem for years dew claws allways look worse than they are and a dog will normally keep the damaged area clean themselves shouldnt really affect their ability to run but best to keep em out of the bushes an under growth until its completely healed

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Cheers HBG how long did they take to heal I've been told they take ages by some but spoke to my vet on the phone tonight and he reckons they heal within 10 days and he'll be running again within 2 weeks not sure my bill will be as low as £50 though but I'll pay what I have to to see the lad running again trouble free

Nice slippers by the way lol

yes a couple of weeks was all he was off :)

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