The long hairs that grow from the gaps between the dog's toes are like a kind of solid lubricant, making the dog feel cramped when running. In the long run, their limbs will be deformed and their gait will look ugly. What's more dangerous is that it is easy to slip and fall, causing serious injuries. Therefore, the fur on the soles of your dog’s feet should be trimmed regularly.

Myth: The hair on the soles of a dog’s feet can increase the friction when it touches the ground, making it easier to walk.

Answer: Wrong! Just the opposite. The long hairs that grow from the gaps between the toes are like a kind of solid lubricant, making dogs feel cramped when running. In the long run, their limbs will be deformed and their gait will look ugly. What's more dangerous is that it is easy to slip and fall, causing serious injuries.

In a pet grooming salon, toenail clipping and sole hair clipping can be done at the same time. Every SHOW-level dog participating in the exhibition has the wind at its feet, is elegant and unrestrained, and has completely cut off the "solid lubricant".