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Re: Eating poo
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Dog excrement though is a whole different kettle of fish. Here's a site I found that may help to explain why your dogs are fond of their own brand: Stopping Dogs From Eating Poop |
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Re: Eating poo
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assuming Oscar is a young dog? they do grow out of it! well mine did anyway regards Sue |
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Re: Eating poo
To be honest i wouldnt worry about a very young pup eating its poo because as a puppy they try to eat everything and anything anyway, they are like baby humans learning!!
mine started eating his poo if i wasnt quick enough to pick it up (hes 9 1/2 wks old) but now when hes done a poo he looks at me then i pick it up! but god, id not let his tounge near me!!! haha! if it was happening to an older dog id want to stop it asap, i dont think its the hardest bad habit to stop! :-) |
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