Solutions to preventing your dog from having its nails cut:

1. First of all, you need to appease the dog. You can play with the dog for a while or feed it. Some small snacks, or holding it and petting it, in short, make it less nervous.

2. The owner can grab the dog's paw from time to time and comfort the dog verbally, telling the dog that it will not hurt it.

3. After the dog adapts to the owner’s paw, you can take out the nail clipper and let the dog smell it, then put it next to the dog’s paw and touch the dog’s nails to let the dog know Nail clippers aren't that scary. Of course, if it fails once, the owner will need to train a few more times and take out the nail clippers to train for a while every day.

4. When officially cutting nails, the owner can feed the dog some snacks to divert its attention, and then cut the nails as quickly as possible. If the dog is scared, the owner needs to pause and comfort him. In a good dog mood, you should not force your dog to cut his nails.

5. After the nails are cut, the owner needs to praise the dog, feed it snacks, or play with it for a while, so that the dog understands that it will be recognized by the owner after the nails are cut.