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    Quote Originally Posted by BC_MoM
    Try putting tobassco sauce on the poo so she doesn't eat it - or pick it up everytime the dogs go!

    About the growling while you're sleeping to play, turn away from her and completely ignore her.

    Try putting some rice & ground beef in on her kibble, or some yogurt or cottage cheese to entice her.
    Ooo uckie, I would never eat poop again, LOL

    Or you could put an egg in it, we used to do that with our dogs so they would eat their kibble before we bought the canned food. Carrots also tend to entice my dogs but they never chew them and when they poop the carrots are there, whole and fresh

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    Quote Originally Posted by zoomer
    Ooo uckie, I would never eat poop again, LOL
    You eat poop!?


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    But when you take him in a car he sticks his head out the window." -- Steve Bluestone

  3. #3
    Quote Originally Posted by BC_MoM
    You eat poop!?
    lol, I knew you guys would think of it that way, LOL! I meant if I was Charlie or Runner, LOL!!!!!!

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    Charlie will eat anything. ANYTHING. Runner.. not so much. Charlie would eat veggies and ice. With runner, unless it was cooked with meat she won't touch it lol. So when my daughter drops food on the floor, the veggies and fruit are what's left. Pasta and meet get ate tho lol.

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    Quote Originally Posted by zoomer
    lol, I knew you guys would think of it that way, LOL! I meant if I was Charlie or Runner, LOL!!!!!!
    When someone says that tastes like Sh*t, I would say how do you know what it taste like? So when I say it, I say.. That taste like what sh*t smells like.

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    You have to realize that dogs don't come one way and are like that forever..they need constant training. She may have been calm/less dominate in the beginning but she's now learned what she can and can't get away with. I know that she's only your second dog (right?) so I would HIGHLY suggest taking some obedience classes. Not only will it help her but it'll help you learn how to be a pack leader.

    Eating poop is very easily taken care of..pick it up as soon as she goes...or prevent her from doing it. There are also a product out there that you can buy (can't think of the name right now) but you put it in her food so she'll be less likely to eat the excrement.

    As for the food, I take it your free feeding her? What I would do is give her a small portion in the morning, set it down, wait 5-10 minutes and pick it back up. Do the same thing at night. A normal dog will not starve itself, she will quickly learn the routine and eat when the food is put down.

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    It sounds like she is finally settling in to your family, household, and routine, and her "true" colors are coming out. Don't worry, just work with her, DO NOT SLACK and don't let even the little things slide. It'll work out. You wouldn't have an Aussie if she was good ALL the time...

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    She's PART aussie lol..

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