Poo

Ha, I can up the ante on this one. My younger dog is a bit of a poo eater but she eats it to the point that she vomits it up. I have a fairly strong stomach but cleaning a poo vomit up off the tiles has made my stomach turn on more than one occasion.

I find feeding them both roasted pumpkin for a a week or so gets her out of the habit until she rediscovers it.

 

Anyone who wants to induce vomiting to feel better should read this thread.

 

I'm sorry but poo-spew would negate any love I have for anything in this world. Even my kids.

Well...maybe not but it would be darn close.

 

You sure it's not human?

This is one of the reason why most beaches in Sydney don't allow dogs - those who don't clean after their pets ruin it for everyone else who do

 

Indeed @EN710 I once perfectly timed catching someone not picking up, she was walking her dog along a local footpath, I was driving up from behind going same direction. Dog squatted and laid a pipe just as I was approaching. Owner just trotted on with dog, no intention of collecting it. I always have a pocket full of poo bags form walking mine, so I slowly pulled up next to her, wound down the window and already had a bag in hand, reached it out of the passenger side window and said "excuse me, do you need one of these?" - she went BRIGHT RED, it was hilarious. She went back and collected it.

 

Tell me about it! I now regret the day I made the deal with my husband after getting dog #1 that if he deals with the poo I'll deal with the vomit.

Because of course dog #2 is the vomit queen.

 

Post of the day!