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Lets hope that Brody's mom will answer--she has a good one. I have the "pedicure" electric one that you plug in anc chaerge---good power but the head of it is narrow and doesn't stay fixed with out the "guide" piece. I take the "guide" piece off since the chi nails are so small if I used the "guide" I'd not be taking any nail off at all. I use the pedi-paws most often. The head is great and it works well but it is battery run and it goes through battereis fast. If the battery is weak at all it could take ages to get teh task done. So mostly I use the pedi-paws with new batteries. I thought thaT I saw some in Doctors Foster and Smith catalog....
 

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I use the grinder from Harbor Freight. It comes with a million attachments, but I just use the little sandpaper wheels. I've had mine for several years and it still works great. It was inexpensive, around $10 bucks. It does a really nice job.

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I have one from home depot- it is actual "Dremel" brand. I LOVE it mostly because the settings are very precise and I can trim everything from a 100lb foster dog down to my 22lb mix and my 5 lb chi. It was over 100$ though, and I probably would not have gotten it except that I needed a dremel for my home improvement projects and such anyway. I get a lot of use out of it for the dogs and around the house. I am not sure if Dremel brand makes cheaper ones- but I have had this one for a long time and I get a lot of use out of it. I would give it 5 stars!
 

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NO, never a silly question. The reddish sandpaper one is the one I use.
 

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Tiffany, did you already try it? Just wondering how it worked out. I need to find some other way of doing Ode's nails. What's funny is that I used to do a grizzly bear encounter talk at the wildlife park I worked at, and they would use a dremel to trim the bear's nails everyday through the enclosure fence. Dremels--good for chihuahuas and grizzly bears.
 
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