Solutions for dogs who are unwilling to cut their nails:

1. When cutting toenails, you can put the dog at a higher place. Generally, dogs are afraid of heights. At this time, the dog does not have the energy to take care of cutting the nails, and will only worry about whether they will fall off.

2. The owner can use toys or snacks to distract their attention, or secretly trim their nails while they are sleeping.

3. Most dogs have the behavior of "bullying the weak and fearing the strong". They will bully their owners, deliberately act coquettishly or resist, and do not want to cut their nails. At this time, they can find someone they are afraid of or a stranger. Help them cut their nails, and they will calm down and cut their nails obediently.

4. The owner can often touch the dog's paws and often touch the dog's nails with nail clippers. It is best to train for ten minutes every day to reduce the dog's fear of nail clippers.

5. 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.