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To ease your dog’s discomfort, you must gradually desensitize him to the dog dryer, says Christina Potter, a columnist, author and dog training professional.

“The desensitizing phase can take as little as one to two sessions of about a minute each, to a few days, depending on how afraid your dog is,” she explains. “You definitely don’t want to move through it too quickly, and stay really positive.”

Therese Backowski, a longtime trainer, groomer and international grooming judge, says her number one dog grooming tip is to go slowly when introducing your dog to a dog hair dryer. “Because dogs hear so much better than we do—what is loud to us is almost intolerable to them. I go very, very slowly,” says Backowski, who has trained dogs for such films as “Shawshank Redemption.”

You can also consider placing cotton balls in the ears or using ear protection equipment that’s made specifically for dogs. Be sure not to push the cotton balls into the ear canal, and remember to remove them after grooming.

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Pet parents consider nail care a dreaded basic grooming task. Most dogs don’t like having their paws handled to begin with, so adding weird body contortions and a piece of equipment that has the potential to hurt can turn what should be a straightforward process into a nightmare.

“Some dogs fear restraint and some have had bad experiences and experienced pain during a nail trim,” says professional dog trainer Lori Nanan. “These things can make nail care stressful and difficult.”

Keeping your dog’s nails at the right length is about more than just aesthetics or floor preservation—doing so prevents pain and even injury. Nails that are too long can lead to uneven weight distribution, splayed feet, mobility issues, and in extreme cases, the nail might even grow into the paw pad.