Nail care for Scottish shepherds:

1. You can often take your Scottish shepherd out for a walk, preferably on a concrete floor where the dog is walking or running. During the process, nails will be naturally worn away, which is the healthiest way to care for them.

2. If the Scottish Shepherd often goes out for walks, the owner can regularly use a nail grinder or nail file to help round the sharp parts of the dog's nails.

3. If the Scottish Sheepdog does not have the habit of going out for walks frequently, the owner needs to trim the dog’s nails every week or so and polish them rounded.

4. When cutting nails, be sure to use pet-specific nail clippers instead of those used by humans. Because human nail clippers are not particularly convenient for cutting your dog’s nails, and they can easily damage your dog’s nails.

5. Don’t ignore the Scottish Shepherd’s wolf toes. Wolf toes cannot be worn naturally, so they need to be trimmed regularly. Over time, they may grow abnormally, causing the dog’s nails to become inflamed.