Your new puppy is the apple in your eyes! Sweet, cute, smart - everything you want in a dog. Then you see her eating her own poop and suddenly you want to know what you did worthy of such a dirty little devil!

dogs are completely normal for feces or eating. The female dogs eat their urination and urine to keep them, their bedding, clean, so the predator can't smell the garbage. When food is scarce, wild dogs eat feces, and dogs with digestive problems often “recycle” their dinners to absorb the nutrients their bodies missed for the first time.

This does not help you overcome shock and disgust when you first witness their happy little holidays. It is most common in puppies and it helps if you think it's just another way they explore the world. Most people develop habits, which depends largely on the owner's appreciation.

For various reasons, adult dogs will scoop in their own form. Most commonly, their digestive system is not working adequately and not enough nutrients are absorbed when the food is first passed. If you feel this may be a problem or have other symptoms, such as weight loss or lethargy, you need to see a veterinarian. Sometimes drugs can block nutrients or lack digestive enzymes in the system.

Other common causes are hunger and boredom. A dog who restricts diet weight loss will watch their feces fill the gaps, and if a dog stays alone in a yard with feces, he may be eating them there because they are eating them. It’s easy to prevent both of these reasons by scooping up your yard regularly (twice a day you almost guarantee that the feces are not part of your daily life).

There are several ways to prevent it. Punishment doesn't work, and for dogs who lack nutrients in their diet, aversion training doesn't work, and it just allows you to sneak into snacks when you're not watching. Incorporating pineapple or pumpkin into your dog’s diet will change the consistency of the feces and make it less attractive. Pineapple also contains high levels of digestive enzymes that can help dogs absorb nutrients and solve problems from two perspectives.

There are commercial products on the market that change the taste of the feces and make it less satisfying. "Forbid" is such a product that many owners swear, and some people have not found a lot of less fecal attacks in their pets. Ask your veterinarian which product he likes, because there are many products on the market. Common tips like putting lemon juice or chili on the stool don't work, and if you're going to go that hassle, why not just scoop it into the yard?

Food quality and ingredients are important components of nutrient absorption. Try feeding less food more frequently and studying the quality of food – the higher the quality of kibble food, the easier it is to absorb nutrients, and the less time you spend snacking.

Dog food manufacturers evaluate the digestibility of their products and often post information on their websites. If not found, please email or call them for information. Unfortunately, there is no magical way to stop your dog from enjoying his recycling behavior. Diligence, patience and keeping your yard clean are the main ways to fight stool, at least before puppies develop habits.

Potty training for dogs is simple, but not easy. Because we are an emotional species, we tend to let our emotions become a distraction in our dog training. We feel frustrated and sometimes hurt and angry.

After all, we are giving them everything they need in their lives, why can't they stop messing around in our homes? They will. Once they understand what you really expect and accept your desires as their own wishes. They only need your leadership.

Rewarding your dog to do a good job is the biggest key to letting them know what you want. No matter your age, your expectations are new to them. No matter how wag their tails, kiss you, if you can't express your expectations, they will fail you forever.