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<blockquote data-quote="arrowdem" data-source="post: 148595" data-attributes="member: 352"><p>ya we've been breeding pups since i was a kid and ive done a couple of my own litters of labs and the dew claws are chance to cause more harm then good when it comes to hunting dogs, they stick off the side of the leg like a little toe they get hung up in fences cut up from grass etc. and cause infection, plus they are very very easy to remove and can be done at home by yourself, just take some hemostat pliers and pinch right under where the nail is, you can feel where it ends, then just with your fingers push that nail out if it didnt comes out already from the pliers and rub a little super glue over where the nail is, dogs dont even flinch, very easy to do and saves you some dough from the vet, i actually took my first litter in and the vet did the first couple and i did the rest so that he said i could just do it at home and not have to pay or travel for a simple operation, also make sure that you do the dew claws in the first couple days because after about a week or a little shorter time the dew claws start to connect to the rest of the foot rather than just sitting in the skin, thats why they come out so easily cause they arent really connected to anything, hope this helps!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="arrowdem, post: 148595, member: 352"] ya we've been breeding pups since i was a kid and ive done a couple of my own litters of labs and the dew claws are chance to cause more harm then good when it comes to hunting dogs, they stick off the side of the leg like a little toe they get hung up in fences cut up from grass etc. and cause infection, plus they are very very easy to remove and can be done at home by yourself, just take some hemostat pliers and pinch right under where the nail is, you can feel where it ends, then just with your fingers push that nail out if it didnt comes out already from the pliers and rub a little super glue over where the nail is, dogs dont even flinch, very easy to do and saves you some dough from the vet, i actually took my first litter in and the vet did the first couple and i did the rest so that he said i could just do it at home and not have to pay or travel for a simple operation, also make sure that you do the dew claws in the first couple days because after about a week or a little shorter time the dew claws start to connect to the rest of the foot rather than just sitting in the skin, thats why they come out so easily cause they arent really connected to anything, hope this helps! [/QUOTE]

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