I think I flubbed this one. Gimme a minute and I'll try again.

Also heed my warning, dont try to do this at new game plus, I committed to a 80 dex 80 fth build with kinda high strength for a great shield along with pretty high mind and endurance for specific weapons and oh my god the amount of albanorics I have killed to make this build work. 3000 albanorics have died and I STILL NEED 40 MORE LEVELS END MY SUFFERING 

Int/faith fell off hard from Ds3 to Elden Ring so pure faith could get the glow up that it deserved.

I wish pyromancy came back as its own spell type again😔

Staff Of The Great Beyond and cast anything you want.

Only your spell slots can limit you.

Two mid spells, two mid catalysts and not a single proper weapon without infusions.

Yes, it's really best in long game, double scaling catalysts out scale everything even at 60/60(at least what I tried)

On one hand I wish int/fth was better in ER on the other hand the balance between hybrid int/fth scaling and everything else was so fucking shit in DS3 it feels like ER definitely has it better when everything except int/fth is good instead of the opposite

We would use whatever nail clippers were the biggest at the pet store. They're for giant breeds like great danes. Once we we're struggling to cut a nail, we would replace them. That would be every three months or so with regular, weekly, nail cutting.

You can have your current clippers sharpened.

Millers Forge 743C is what I've always used. Super sharp and last forever. Might seem a little small, but it allows you to shape the nail and creep up on the quick as opposed to just guillotine the nail and hoping for the best.

Guillotine nail trimmers are what we have. A good pair will run you about $30, and should come with extra blades.

The one used for official MBF art

Goodwin and the MBF puppy

Is all of them an answer?

Does this work? Im considering the this option. Also using a nail grinder while suspended. At a loss

My vet trims nails for free. Budgie screams like he’s being killed when he sees me with clippers in hand. But at the vet he doesn’t say a word. It’s almost embarrassing after I warned the vet about the little screaming Tasmania devil he turns into. 🙄

Best to get them done by vet because there are blood lines in nails and if you cut to close it’s bad. Dont risk it.

I personally think these things are a bit cruel

The pics are truly the best

I use a scratch board from Amazon. She learned to do the front pretty fast with a kibble reward between scratches and then I kind of hold her and put the board on an angle and drag her back paws against it (need to make sure the paws lift so the nails go out and the paw pads themselves don’t touch the board). She’ll literally fall asleep in my arms for this part. Its reduced the stress by like 90%

I like the Safari nail clippers.

For a dremel I've started using a Ryobi USB Lithium rotary tool(model FVM51). Kind of annoying to recharge but other than that works great!

I've tried the Dremel 7350. It works ok. Single speed though. And don't ever drop it.

I've also tried the Andis dremel tool. The safety stop feature doesn't work very well. It will catch hair and keep turning but you press down a little too hard on the nail and it cuts off.

Diamond G rotary tools. Seems solid so far. The lights on them are kind of annoying though. Overpriced.

My exact nail trimming combo. Those Aussie dog clippers are magic!

This!!!

Dremel 7350-PET 4V Pet & Dog Nail Grinder, Easy-To-Use & Safe Nail Trimmer, Professional Pet Grooming Kit - Works on Large, Medium, Small Dogs & Cats

I love the Aussie Dog nail cutter from Frank Lowe and Son online. I'm certain they private label another cutter, but I don't know which one.

Our nail grinder is the groomer we take him too. Lol. He hates his paws touched, so I don't even want to go there.

I got mine this one. It is, in fact, quiet. He’s mostly fine with it but has whatever the dog version of kitty minutes is, and gets tired of being restrained after a while. It does also get hot, so just be aware of that. You can always get them trimmed at the groomer and then just do the dremel for like weekly maintenance.

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This is the one we have, it’s pretty beginner friendly and the sandpaper isn’t that rough so I don’t worry too much about catching his hair or going too far. My husky sounds exactly the same as yours and honestly it was nail grinder or being put under via the vet. It’s worked out so far.

Does he have anywhere he’s allowed to dig? Mines has a designated hole and I bury and then wet a pumice stone in it so it sets and he has to dig it out, if that makes sense? It really gets those front nails down (and energy levels which bonus)

My dog absolutely hated clippers. I started off with a pet Dremel 7300 (the pet grooming kit) but ended up buying a Dremel 4000 since the grooming kit lacked the torque needed to sustain a steady speed when the discs ended up being worn down in the slightest. You can buy the pet adapter separately and put it on the 4000. The 4000 is quite large so your dog will need to be lying on his side to fit underneath the paws. Either model is a huge advantage over the clippers though.

Dremel

Dremel for the Win.

My EM walks daily with me on various pavement types and we've never had to trim them.

My French mastiff never loved clippers so I got a nail grinder off Amazon, works great and it doesn’t give him anxiety now.