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**MegaJIT** · 09-21-2012, 04:30 PM

OK maybe this is going to sound really gross so forgive me, but Jet is always eating poo!! Not his own, and not other dogs, but we walk him where there are rabbits and sheep and he will gobble it up if I don't stop him, and sometimes he'll roll in it first for good measure. I took him to a friends house who has cats - he is very good with cats - but he went straight to the litter box and cleaned it out.

Surely it is not good for him? Is there anything I can do to try and deter him from doing this? Aside from being very embarrassed when out walking and my dog runs away and scarfs some poo in front of other walkers or friends, Im sure it cant be good for his tummy? I dont want to have to keep him on a lead; he needs a lot of exercise.

09-21-2012, 04:30 PM	#5
MegaJIT Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 591 Senior Member	Poo eating OK maybe this is going to sound really gross so forgive me, but Jet is always eating poo!! Not his own, and not other dogs, but we walk him where there are rabbits and sheep and he will gobble it up if I don't stop him, and sometimes he'll roll in it first for good measure. I took him to a friends house who has cats - he is very good with cats - but he went straight to the litter box and cleaned it out. Surely it is not good for him? Is there anything I can do to try and deter him from doing this? Aside from being very embarrassed when out walking and my dog runs away and scarfs some poo in front of other walkers or friends, Im sure it cant be good for his tummy? I dont want to have to keep him on a lead; he needs a lot of exercise.
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