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@kenc87 No one really knows why they eat their poop.Some dogs never do it. Sometimes they just "discover it" something new. They'll give theories=but no real answers. One of mine who is two will get caught occasionally eating someone else's poop,but not her own.I clean the yard everyday,but sometimes she finds a "fresh"one. I chase her with the shovel,and she doesn't do it much anymore!(not much of a professional solution-but it worked!) I had a Belgian Malanois,whom my husband and I rescued out of a bad situation.He ate his poop,but I think because he had been starved. Whenever he came in the house,I would smell his breath.If I smelled poop I would say"you ate poop?! Then I would get his toothbrush with reg.toothpaste, and brush his teeth. He hated toothpaste,and after 3 times, he never ate poop again! Wonder what's in toothpaste-that he'd like poop better!?
There are commercial things that you can buy in pet stores that are supposed to stop it,or they say put paprika in their food. Best way to stop it is (if you can) stand their with him and pick it right up.
I have heard many reasons for it, something missing in there diet is the biggest one , Funny mine only eat it when frozen and they could care less who,s it was of of the four dogs , I have asked my vet and she says some dogs stop , some dogs you can never get too stop , She did find it NEW that Mine will only eat it when frozen .
Kind of like a Popsicle--yum! I don't think anyone really know why some dogs do it. I had a boxer who did it for a while and then stopped. It was super gross because after she would eat it, she'd come in the house and throw up on the rug! I think for a while, I was super good about cleaning up the poops right away. Then once she stopped, she never did it again. There is something you can put in their food, but I didn't do that because I would have had to feed it to all 3 dogs.