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Dog Behavior Problems

Dog Behavior Problems

Well, dogs are omnivores which means that will eat anything, including meat and vegetation, and even kibble (cat food has special appeal to them) and all sorts of other things at which humans turn up their noses.



Some dogs frequently eat grass and do not throw up after that. They may simply like the taste and feel the need to add some roughage to their regular meals. This is about those dogs who actually chew the grass blades. Grass can also act as a healthful aid for dogs with upset stomachs who need to purge their system. In that case you might have even noticed that they gobble the grass without really chewing it. The prickly little stalks irritate their stomach and cause them to vomit. That sounds like the case with your dog.



If this occurs only occasionally, let nature take its course. But if he is vomiting daily and is not eating well, you need to talk to your vet. There may be a medical reason for this behavior.

Posted by Guest_3877 on Wednesday, December 10, 2008



Dog Behavior Problems

I have a 2-year old border collie who occasionally eats grass and then a few moments later vomits it. Why do dogs eat grass anyway? I thought they are meat eaters.

Posted by Guest_3460 on Wednesday, December 10, 2008



Dog Behavior Problems

I have a 1.5yr old Chinese Crested. He is a very scared dog, and when we

have visitors he often growls and barks at them. We have just recently got a brand new White Shepherd pup. As you can imagine she is very active, and is very eager to play with Jerry my other dog. The crested appears to be really scared of the Shepherd, and he growls at her when she try's to play with him. He shakes and quivers when she barks at him, and he runs away from her, often jumping on tables that she can?t get to. I am very concerned; as I know he is snapping and growling at her out of fear. How do I make this work? Thank you!



Sharon

Posted by Guest_3832 on Monday, November 10, 2008



Dog Behavior Problems

We adopted a springer spaniel from our neighbour 3 mths ago she is 5 years & called Sally. Recently she was spade as had phantom pregnancies & carried soft toys around in her mouth as her puppies. So we got a springer spaniel puppy yesterday, Sally meet him on her own in the garden & is not very happy, she growls at Zute the new puppy & seems afraid when he tries to play. We have seperated their sleeping area & only allow the puppy be with Sally when we are there, have you any other advice?



Deirdre

Posted by Guest_3831 on Monday, November 10, 2008



Dog Behavior Problems

I own a 4 month old pomeranian and i am having trouble house training her. We

have another Yorkie who is 10yrs, so when we first got her, we kept her in a

playpen. We have always put down the puppy pads in her pen and she used them

just fine. Now we are letting her out of the pen and its like she completely

forgot how to use the pads! While in the pen, she would bark to let you know she

had to poop, but she peed on the pads. Now while shes out in the house she pees

and poops anywhere! But we keep her downstairs because it is tile and easier to

clean than carpet. I am helpless i have no idea what to do! I tried putting her

on a schedule but i ended up standing outside for 15 minutes waiting on her to

do her business! Please help!



Lindsey

Posted by Guest_3830 on Monday, November 10, 2008



Dog Behavior Problems

I have a seven year old neutered Westie who is very territorial. He has lashed out at the new female Golden puppy twice and I am terrified. Would a muzzle be a good tool to protect the puppy so I can let them spend some time together? Thanks,

Jane

Posted by Guest_3829 on Monday, November 10, 2008



Dog Behavior Problems

I have an 8 MOS old female Pomeranian that I bought at 8 wks...as I said she

is 8 MOS now and not much further along with the potty training than when I

got her she is just able do to bladder growth able to hold it longer. I have

bought books, programs you name it. I am using a crate to help me. I have

successfully housebroken 3 other poms two of my own and one that is my

mother's all using the crate etc...my puppy goes both 1 and 2 in the crate

when I leave. I have her on a routine schedule for eating, drinking and

potty. They amount of time spent out with her is crazy..her #2 schedule

changes from week to week. One week she is going 3-4 times a day, the next

week 4-6 times a day. I have spoken to a trainer and my vet, both say I am

doing it all right. The vet has check her urine all is fine. I really need

some step by step help here or a contact with someone who knows this breed

and trains them successfully. Can you help with any of that?



Thank you...April

Posted by Guest_3828 on Monday, November 10, 2008



Dog Behavior Problems

Hello,

We have a 6 year old male dog at home and we just got a new puppy which is a

female and 8 weeks old. we brought her home and our male dog will not leave her

alone. he is not mean he want to play and he sniffs her and tries to lick her and he

will hump the air and lick the floor where she just gets up from. I don't know what

to do to stop him. He hasn't been neutered in hopes that someday we could have pups.

Other than that they get along, the puppy just wants to cuddle up with him but he

just won't leave it alone long enough. What should I do? Thanks, Audrey.

Posted by Guest_3827 on Monday, November 10, 2008







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