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11-29-2012, 10:48 PM
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Nikki likes to play with it too. She proudly tosses it around. Disgusting!!! I bought a baby gate with a door for the cat to get through... Will you believe a determined boxer can lay on her stomach crawling and squeeze through it!! I had a fat cocker get through too!! If she wasnt barking on the other side to get back I'd never believe it. Those poops must taste awesome!! Lol.
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12-01-2012, 07:43 AM
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Some dogs do eat their poop because their food is lacking something. Some dogs just do it because, well, why not. Lily is on such a high quality food, I doubt it is nutritionally based. Sounds behavioral.
Ha ha Lynne. My Mo used to play with his poop in the winter. Nothing was more fun that a frozen poop! LOL. Yea, thank goodness he grew out of it by the time his second winter rolled around.
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12-01-2012, 11:51 AM
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I got some bananas yesterday. Both of my girls love them. Murphy was practically up in my lap trying to get it. If I had someone here with me, I would of had pictures taken of them. I did warn my boys if the girls see you with a banana be careful, they might try to take it from you.
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12-01-2012, 01:09 PM
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mine are that way^^ with both bananas and pineapple they cant get enough of them which is most likely why we have never had poop eating issues
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12-01-2012, 01:16 PM
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I'm leary on how much to give them so I just share a banana with them. Pheona will take her piece & then spit it on the floor. Murphy will gobble hers up right away. Then Pheona will pick hers back up & eat it. Haven't tried pineapple yet with them. Now knowing we can give them both, can we dehydrate them & feed them like that as well?? Thought dehydrated pieces would be good if we are out for a walk for them to have a yummy treat while walking. I have been good this year...I'm getting a food dehydrater. LOL
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