Pharaoh Hounds (definite introduction)

If dogs that rarely go out may have this situation, they will Keep scratching the corner of the table or the wall with your paws, which seems to express a general mood. So why do dogs scratch the wall with their paws? Are they really doing this to vent their resentment, or are there other reasons? It turns out that they do this just to grind their nails.

All dog’s nails will continue to grow if they are not trimmed regularly. Toenails can be said to be their weapon, but too long toenails will also affect the dog's daily life. Therefore, dogs will find ways to sharpen their claws and keep their toenails at a reasonable length. The way to sharpen their claws is to scratch the floor or scratch the wall. Not only to prevent them from scratching the wall and causing damage, but also for their health and safety, we should trim their nails regularly.

In addition to sharpening their claws, there is another reason why dogs scratch walls, which is to retain their scent in a wider space and mark their territory. This is enclosure behavior, which is the nature of dogs. Therefore, in order to prevent them from scratching the wall and causing damage, it is also necessary to polish their nails. Or if you wear them out and about more, your nails will naturally wear out as you walk.

Therefore, we usually need to clean the dog’s nails regularly. This will be a good help for both the maintenance of our own household items and the dog’s own health problems.

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