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Post by Timmy69 Sat May 19 2012, 23:00

Just a quick question..Why has Jess started eating Grass is this a normal thing to do ?
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Post by Kathy Sat May 19 2012, 23:04

Yes I think most of them do it given half a chance, I end up dragging Rocky away now as he would quite easily go through a whole field and I would have to change his name to Daisy, I'm not milking him though Laughing
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Post by Guest Sat May 19 2012, 23:31

Saxon loves to eat grass, does it whenever he gets the chance!

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Post by Guest Sat May 19 2012, 23:32

I think it is normal for a lot of them. Almost every walk I have to drag my 2 away from bits of grass they are chewing Rolling Eyes

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Post by steve76 Sat May 19 2012, 23:41

marley always tries to eat grass when he gets the chance, it's not unusual for any dog to do. it's just one of those things they do. people who say they do it because of an upset stomach are only carrying on an old wives tale as science really can't be sure either
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Post by Guest Sun May 20 2012, 02:25

Very normal just don't let her eat too much becuase they can't digest it

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Post by jshrew Sun May 20 2012, 04:07

Ledger loves it however after it was last mentioned on another thread I have since had the pleasure of plucking the remains from his bum
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Post by Guest Sun May 20 2012, 08:18

Billy does this as well
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Post by Guest Sun May 20 2012, 08:59

jshrew wrote:Ledger loves it however after it was last mentioned on another thread I have since had the pleasure of plucking the remains from his bum

Tilly loves it , in fact I think it almost forms part of her stable diet , not normally a problem for her as she's done it since she was ickle , we give up trying to stop her every time as its like taking her sweets away, though last week she did have a little difficulty finishing her poo when we were out for a walk and I had to help her out Blushing If I didn't know better I would say she is crossed with a cow Laughing
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Post by janey Sun May 20 2012, 09:58



Pulling grass out there bum is not nice but all part of the job!! Laughing sick
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Post by Guest Sun May 20 2012, 10:00

janey wrote:

Pulling grass out there bum is not nice but all part of the job!! Laughing sick
Wink all for the love of our doggies Love Struck

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Post by louloukk Sun May 20 2012, 10:39

Im sure my Lola is crossed with a cow she eats it none stop on our walks Laughing
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Post by Gazagem Sun May 20 2012, 10:59

My 2 are part cows as well but Skye also loves eating mud
What strange dogs we have Big Grin
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Post by petel1983 Sun May 20 2012, 11:01

Bruno loves eating grass but its annoying pulling it out of his behind the day after lol
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Post by cg Mon May 21 2012, 06:45

been there done that sick but I don't mind, I luv him.

Think staffies are part piglet and part cow with the noises and grass eating lol Laughing
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