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20 January 2006, 02:19 PM
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They do it to cover up their mess. They're trying to be considerate and tidy.
Although, in reality, it means that you don't see the turd you've just stepped
Although, in reality, it means that you don't see the turd you've just stepped
20 January 2006, 02:20 PM
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something about covering their tracks IIRC....
Although inthe evenings if mine does anything in the back yard he comes charging into the house at warp speed and charges around the dining room into the living room back into the dining room round the table etc about 5 times over. then hes knackered and I know I dont need to walk him that night
Although inthe evenings if mine does anything in the back yard he comes charging into the house at warp speed and charges around the dining room into the living room back into the dining room round the table etc about 5 times over. then hes knackered and I know I dont need to walk him that night
20 January 2006, 02:23 PM
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running round and round in a tightly-banked circle or figure of eight at 10/10ths, tongue lolling out with a big grin - as our lab does.
i'd say it was a pleasure of relief thing ...
i'd say it was a pleasure of relief thing ...
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20 January 2006, 02:26 PM
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If its the running around, I'd say thats a feel good thing
If its the kicking out with back legs thing, I seem to recall thats actually to spread the scent, not to hide it.
Cats are different though.
20 January 2006, 04:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Alas
My dog does'nt. Once he's dropped his 2kgs worth he ***** off at 100mph. You wonder why until you get downwind - then you realise.
20 January 2006, 05:10 PM
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Originally Posted by J4CKO
Why is it that when the dog has done a poo, she insists on doing a bit of a burnout on the grass ?
Any other strange dog (or cat) behaviour ?
Any other strange dog (or cat) behaviour ?
Funny as your post was. (I was actually crying with laughter!, everyone thinks I am weird), You dog has worms mate. Thats why she has an itchy bum hole.
Does she 'burnout on the carpet too sometimes? You know, 'get the lipstick out'
Oh dam. I forgot, only boy dogs can do that 
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20 January 2006, 05:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Luke C
Funny as your post was. (I was actually crying with laughter!, everyone thinks I am weird), You dog has worms mate. Thats why she has an itchy bum hole.
Does she 'burnout on the carpet too sometimes? You know, 'get the lipstick out' Oh dam. I forgot, only boy dogs can do that
Does she 'burnout on the carpet too sometimes? You know, 'get the lipstick out'
Oh dam. I forgot, only boy dogs can do that no no no. worms is when they dump on a downward slope, then sit on grass with rear legs stretched forward and then scrabble forward with front paws. doing a pslewis in other words ...
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20 January 2006, 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Holy Ghost
running round and round in a tightly-banked circle or figure of eight at 10/10ths, tongue lolling out with a big grin - as our lab does.
i'd say it was a pleasure of relief thing ...
i'd say it was a pleasure of relief thing ...
20 January 2006, 07:03 PM
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I know what you mean about the **** on the ground 'worms' thing, my mum had a Chihuahua that did it, it was hillarious, going round in circles on the carpet using only front drive, rear legs akimbo, ringpiece in full contact with the axminster, we always used to do the theme from the Magic Roundabout when he did it, however the post poo burnout and subsequent joyful antics can only be accompanied by 'I feel good' by the Reverend James Brown.
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20 January 2006, 07:41 PM
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Sounds like the log is stimulating the little fellas prostate.
Do dogs have a prostate ?
Nipper the Chihuahua used to get the lipstick out when my mum picked him up, no one else, if me or my bro went near he he went mental, no way could we pick him up, he would bark, bite and salivate, I reckon in his little dog language he was saying
'Gerroff o me, you fat a f*ckin gringo homo, you toucha may ding a ling and I bite you, this my woman and dont you a forget it'
Do dogs have a prostate ?
Nipper the Chihuahua used to get the lipstick out when my mum picked him up, no one else, if me or my bro went near he he went mental, no way could we pick him up, he would bark, bite and salivate, I reckon in his little dog language he was saying
'Gerroff o me, you fat a f*ckin gringo homo, you toucha may ding a ling and I bite you, this my woman and dont you a forget it'
21 January 2006, 04:57 AM
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Just add to this, (check the time), ours was clattering round downstairs (its 4.56) and got let out, checks its bowl then has a good mooch round the garden, no sign of any bodily functions,I reckon its just bored cos it sleeps all day.
21 January 2006, 08:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Adrian F
Might not be worms could be impacted an*l glands take it to you vets?
I sort out my own 3 spaniels **** glands with a latex glove and a lump of bog roll, saves 20 quid vets bill everytime
21 January 2006, 11:05 PM
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Originally Posted by andypugh2000
Take it to the vets I sort out my own 3 spaniels **** glands with a latex glove and a lump of bog roll, saves 20 quid vets bill everytime
I sort out my own 3 spaniels **** glands with a latex glove and a lump of bog roll, saves 20 quid vets bill everytime 
22 January 2006, 05:30 AM
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Originally Posted by bob r
after curling one down, the dog has to put his nose 0.00000000001 mm away from it and has a good sniff. marvelous
marvelous
22 January 2006, 11:51 AM
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Originally Posted by J4CKO
I know what you mean about the **** on the ground 'worms' thing, my mum had a Chihuahua that did it, it was hillarious, going round in circles on the carpet using only front drive, rear legs akimbo, ringpiece in full contact with the axminster, we always used to do the theme from the Magic Roundabout when he did it, however the post poo burnout and subsequent joyful antics can only be accompanied by 'I feel good' by the Reverend James Brown.
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