Picking up after your dog

[On the Left Wing]

Border collie?

 

[Race]

my Weimaraner trys to hump my poor old Spaniel on a daily basis, even though he shouldnt have the urge anymore as his nadgers were chopped off 10 years ago She trys to get away from him but he always corners her, and hes not fussy about wot end he gets hold either!

 

[monk_mobile]

 

[scarby]

my dog zam,

was zamora, tried to change it to oatway, but she didn't get it!

 

[nail-Z]

Well, if it's a spanial thread my offering is "Pebbles" - our collie / Springer cross...

 

[Northstander]

This has to be GOLD!!!

 

[Hiney]

Presenting Daisy, the amazing shit-eating Shi Tsu

what?

 

[Hiney]

and Molly, the shitter!!!!

 

[Northstander]

 

[mejonaNO12 aka riskit]

cant work out how to make it smaller. just click and you will see the legend that is...

Harvey 'how does he do that?' houdini Newnham

aka Harvey

 

[Cheeky Monkey]

Has anyone seen the Divine film 'Pink Flamingoes' where the dog lays a sloppy steaming lump and Divine scoops this pile of what is very liquidy crap up and eats it, no camera trickery and all done in one take. A screen moment like no other before or since.

 

[On the Left Wing]

and Molly, the shitter!!!!

Almost a Virgo McCammon partnershit!!!

 

[Northstander]

 

[m20gull]

Two more spaniels

Jenny - overweight completely spoiled blue roan cocker
Jake - liver and white working springer, completely tireless, relentless chaser of our cats and anything else that moves.

Back to the original question. Yes it is much easier picking up your own dogs' poo. My good lady will never pick up anyone else's dog's poo.

Cat poo is way worse than dog's and Jake finally seems to have grown out of the habit of eating it. Most of our cats poo in other people's gardens, except Jake (the cat, not the springer).

Nappy sacks are just fine, except if they've had too much chocolate, though somteimes one is just not enough when you have a Newfoundland. He's called Lewis, it was either that or Lennox.

Bottom rubbing needn't be worms. Jenny, like many cockers, suffers from blocked anal glands and needs to be 'cleaned out' on a regular basis. I always pay the vet to do it......

 

[nail-Z]

Nappy sacks are just fine, except if they've had too much chocolate, though somteimes one is just not enough when you have a Newfoundland. He's called Lewis, it was either that or Lennox.

Chocolate? Dogs can't eat chocolate?

 

[clapham_gull]

There is this bloke who turns up in an expensive car, parks outside in our street, lets his dogs out to piss and sh*t in the road (picks up the sh*t), gets the dogs back in the car then drives off.

It's being going on for a few years. I been wanting to have a word with him about it, but I've not exactly made my mind up where to start.

Maybe something along the lines of "by all means don't piss on your own doorstep, but just make sure it's not mine.."

 

[Race]

Chocolate? Dogs can't eat chocolate?

They arent supposed to eat chocolate but how can you deny them when they sit there looking at you with puppy dog eyes?

My big dog goes bananas for cheese for some reason, loves it and will do anything for it!

 

[NMH]

My dogs have both been very discrete about their toilet habits. The Border Collie(or 'Aussie' as some call them) was super-smart, but def. preferred a nice private spot among the trees and plants - and sometimes buried it afterwards!

The lab/whippet also tends to pick some dark corner where nobody walks, and when I'm not paying her much attention or watching her.

I encourage her to chase squirrels and cats, just like my last dog - who used to actually climb trees in pursuit. If there were kids around I'd pretend there was a squirrel up a tree just to amaze them.

 

[NMH]

I like Ben.

How could you not?

He's even reading the Albion report

 

[Race]

My mums dalmation used to like a private place and used to hide in the bushes to poo, he didnt like to be looked at! Where as mine are proud and like to show off to the world what they have done!