It’s a simple questions: “Why do dogs eat their own poop?”. There are however many potential reasons which I’m going to break down for you today as well as go through my top strategies for how to stop this disgusting problem.
There are three main reasons for coprophagia in dogs (a fancy term for eating poop - their own, other dogs, cats or any other animal!).
- Medical
- Behavioral
- Nutritional
After discussing these we'll run through how to stop your dog eating poop through the use of home remedies, training and several other effective strategies.
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Why Do Dogs Eat Their Own Poop: and how to STOP it!
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