Oh by the way, when our daughter was a tiny tot, we had our guinea pigs freely running around our safely fenced garden. My husband one day caught her picking up and eating the liquorice allsorts that were to be found all around the garden.
Had obviously survived boarding school food….Eeeeeewww!!!
Jasper loved 'bunny kibble'. It never seemed to cause a problem, but then he was able to eat all sorts of disgusting things with no ill effects, and dogs to vary in this regard.
Yes, I remember those girls. Our sixth form at Weybridge was mixed with the young ladies from St. Maur’s - what fun, even as a boarder!
Yes- and deer/cow/sheep poo is "eaten twice" because they chew cud. So all a perfectly good form of roughage. Just don't let the dog lick your face afterwards!
and I'm quite happy when my lot only hoover up the rabbit poo, that's a good day!
Hi luv I feel for you my Frenchie used to do it when she was young but doesn't now but as soon as they've been to the loo I pick it straight up. I had a German shepherd who would do it occasionally but I didn't give her the chance to do it it's a nasty habit I hope you get it sorted. Michelle
Yes that's strange she would eat Pepe s poo but not her own and they are fed the same. Strange. Lol
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