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Subject: Poo

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Cathy...Bugsy, Eyore and Fancy's Mom (yuck!!!)

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Date Posted: 13:34:37 10/06/07 Sat

I am now the proud mother to 3 hairless babies. Bugsy is almost 10; Eyore is 7 and I just adopted Fancy who is also 7.

The boys - Bugsy and Eyore - have never eaten their poo or anyone else's. They all use the pee pads when in the house for both pees and poos; I throw away the pads as soon as I see that they have been used. Fancy, on the other hand will eat her poo, the boy's or the cat's if given the oppertunity.

What could be the reason for this gross behavior? She is well fed (I cook for the three of them) and she gets more than her share of attention. She is (vet checked) healthy and adjusted well to her new home and brothers...I've had her for about a month. I assume she has been doing this for a while, as she did it within hours of arriving at my house.

None of my dogs are crated and they have access most of the day to a large yard to play in, complete with designated bathroom including a hydrant for the boys! The yard is cleaned up several times a day, with no poos left for her to find.

Any ideas on how to stop this behavior and what may cause it?

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Poo	Kathy	19:09:33 10/08/07 Mon

Re: Poo	Karen	08:44:54 10/10/07 Wed