Begin with the rear paws. Lift each paw gently and clip only the tip. Be careful not to nick the quick, which is a vein. If you do cut the quick, your puppy will be in pain, and you'll have to apply a dab of styptic powder to stop the bleeding. When you finish clipping the nails on the rear paws, proceed to the front paws.
Some dogs have very dark nails, so it's difficult to even see the quick.
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