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    Poop for breakfast, lunch, and dinner

    Anyone have experience of how to break the habit of puppy eating poop? Teagan turned 13 weeks this past week, and I've thought I've seen it happen a few times prior, but last night and again this afternoon we have confirmed she's eating poop! Not just hers (found proof she's been eating it in her crate when she has an accident)....but also Dixie's in the yard. I stopped her and gave her a stern NO and she walked away from it....and a few minutes later threw it up. Ugh. Any advice? I've never had a dog even remotely interested so it's a new situation for me.
    Proud momma to

    Dixie- 12yrs
    Teagan- Born August 20th, 2015
    and our angel Sadie- Nov 2007- August 2015

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    Keep her on a leash while shes outside so you can constantly supervise, and pick up all poop immediately from both dogs. If she is having accidents in her crate she needs to be taken out more frequently

    Dogs are foul and some eat poop, its a dog thing

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    i have no advise.
    eli, my frenchie, likes it hot and steaming tho will on occasion go for an older one. i swear, not to be disgusting, he stands by jake, while jake is doing the dirty deed, and can hardly wait for it to hit the ground. I'm sorry. i know it's gross.
    and since my accident i let them out in the back and i swear , almost threw the phone at him last week since he ignores my screaming NO ELI at him. i wanted to crack him in his funny looking face.

 



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