Eating POOP!!! - MyCorgi.com2024-03-28T17:46:41Zhttp://mycorgi.com/forum/topics/eating-poop?commentId=1150197%3AComment%3A1584269&feed=yes&xn_auth=noRemy only has a palate for Ra…tag:mycorgi.com,2012-10-04:1150197:Comment:16325342012-10-04T17:07:14.743ZChristinehttp://mycorgi.com/profile/Christine708
<p>Remy only has a palate for Rabbit poop....not to worried about it! What's the worse thing a rabbit eats? Grass? Well he already eats his share of that too!</p>
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<p>Remy only has a palate for Rabbit poop....not to worried about it! What's the worse thing a rabbit eats? Grass? Well he already eats his share of that too!</p>
<p> </p> I would never go that route.…tag:mycorgi.com,2012-09-07:1150197:Comment:16164682012-09-07T18:44:55.761ZBrooke Busteedhttp://mycorgi.com/profile/BrookeBusteed
I would never go that route. I appreciate the advise but there is better ways, I just need to learn them. Billy is very sensitive to negativity.
I would never go that route. I appreciate the advise but there is better ways, I just need to learn them. Billy is very sensitive to negativity. I am strongly against shock c…tag:mycorgi.com,2012-09-07:1150197:Comment:16165732012-09-07T18:35:24.425ZLudihttp://mycorgi.com/profile/LudivinedeRavel
<p>I am strongly against shock collars on principle because I do not think that they are necessary for behaviours like coprophagia. However if you do choose to go this route, please invest in one that has a vibrate setting. Another thing to keep in mind is that your dog can become collar-wise, meaning that he will be on his best behaviour (or if he's sensitive, he may shut down) when the collar is on, but if you happen to take him for a walk without it, he may not be as responsive. Just…</p>
<p>I am strongly against shock collars on principle because I do not think that they are necessary for behaviours like coprophagia. However if you do choose to go this route, please invest in one that has a vibrate setting. Another thing to keep in mind is that your dog can become collar-wise, meaning that he will be on his best behaviour (or if he's sensitive, he may shut down) when the collar is on, but if you happen to take him for a walk without it, he may not be as responsive. Just something to think about!</p> You should look into a traini…tag:mycorgi.com,2012-09-07:1150197:Comment:16166502012-09-07T18:07:42.170ZElizabeth Throneberryhttp://mycorgi.com/profile/Elizabeth258
You should look into a training shock colar. There amazing. My mom used it for her pup who wouldn't listen. When they do something good it has a button that makes a pleasant sound for them doing good. Then there is a warning sound. Then the shock. It's really great.
You should look into a training shock colar. There amazing. My mom used it for her pup who wouldn't listen. When they do something good it has a button that makes a pleasant sound for them doing good. Then there is a warning sound. Then the shock. It's really great. Not yet, I wanted to start a…tag:mycorgi.com,2012-09-06:1150197:Comment:16160162012-09-06T04:04:50.228ZBrooke Busteedhttp://mycorgi.com/profile/BrookeBusteed
<p>Not yet, I wanted to start a LONG time ago but with all his health issues the shots were set way back, he is okay to go in 1.5 weeks..I CANT WAIT! </p>
<p>Not yet, I wanted to start a LONG time ago but with all his health issues the shots were set way back, he is okay to go in 1.5 weeks..I CANT WAIT! </p> Have you started classes yet?…tag:mycorgi.com,2012-09-06:1150197:Comment:16157872012-09-06T00:41:18.903ZMarciehttp://mycorgi.com/profile/MarcieRussell
<p>Have you started classes yet? It will take some work, but he will learn to walk with you and begin to ignore distractions like poo. I can't emphasize how important class will be. It is also a great bonding experience.</p>
<p>Have you started classes yet? It will take some work, but he will learn to walk with you and begin to ignore distractions like poo. I can't emphasize how important class will be. It is also a great bonding experience.</p> My cat box is now surrounded…tag:mycorgi.com,2012-09-05:1150197:Comment:16156922012-09-05T23:34:54.357ZBrooke Busteedhttp://mycorgi.com/profile/BrookeBusteed
<p>My cat box is now surrounded by a wooden fence my boyfriend had to build. Cat poop wouldnt worry me as much but I don't want him picking up some kind of disease. It just makes walking him NOT desirable, I couldn't WAIT until he was finished with all his shots so that we could go on walks but now I dread them all!</p>
<p>My cat box is now surrounded by a wooden fence my boyfriend had to build. Cat poop wouldnt worry me as much but I don't want him picking up some kind of disease. It just makes walking him NOT desirable, I couldn't WAIT until he was finished with all his shots so that we could go on walks but now I dread them all!</p> Ours go through periods where…tag:mycorgi.com,2012-09-05:1150197:Comment:16157812012-09-05T23:09:55.913Zjustine moellerhttp://mycorgi.com/profile/justinemoeller
<p>Ours go through periods where they do. They used to LOVE it, like they would eat poop directly out of the bums of other dogs much to the owners disgust and my embarrassment. Not sure what it was. Mickey would run over to the pooping dog an just open his mouth and catch. Haha, those dogs make me laugh. Now they do it sometimes, depends on the poop I guess. Some they will gobble up and some they just pee on and walk away. I do not worry in the winter but I get a bit nervous in the summer…</p>
<p>Ours go through periods where they do. They used to LOVE it, like they would eat poop directly out of the bums of other dogs much to the owners disgust and my embarrassment. Not sure what it was. Mickey would run over to the pooping dog an just open his mouth and catch. Haha, those dogs make me laugh. Now they do it sometimes, depends on the poop I guess. Some they will gobble up and some they just pee on and walk away. I do not worry in the winter but I get a bit nervous in the summer since worms and parasites can live in the warmth. This summer they did not eat poo unless it was wild wood poo, they avoided dog poo completely. </p>
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<p>Good luck, I know it can be so annoying. Try to find a route where there is no poo maybe? So annoying that other dog parents can be so rude, gives us all a bad name!</p>
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<p>Cat poop is always a go though! Our litter boxes are up high now. We bought rubbermaid bins (the big storage ones) and put the boxes on top of there. Not sure how adventerous your corgi is but that keeps ours out.</p> Well he is still doing it and…tag:mycorgi.com,2012-09-05:1150197:Comment:16154962012-09-05T17:12:51.700ZBrooke Busteedhttp://mycorgi.com/profile/BrookeBusteed
<p>Well he is still doing it and I have gotten over the disgust part, but it is making a walk impossible. He wont walk because he has to eat all the poop around and unfortunatley in my neighborhood all the dog owners are RUDE and don't pick up their poop. </p>
<p>Well he is still doing it and I have gotten over the disgust part, but it is making a walk impossible. He wont walk because he has to eat all the poop around and unfortunatley in my neighborhood all the dog owners are RUDE and don't pick up their poop. </p> I bought a litter box at Pet…tag:mycorgi.com,2012-07-20:1150197:Comment:15850372012-07-20T04:12:11.789ZChloe's parent Lizhttp://mycorgi.com/profile/Chloesparent
<p>I bought a litter box at Pet smart where the cat has to go through the roof of the box. It is a very high box and Chloe can't make it :)</p>
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<p>I bought a litter box at Pet smart where the cat has to go through the roof of the box. It is a very high box and Chloe can't make it :)</p>
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