We are joining Rosy this week for Nature Friday~~
We found mini-Daffies in bloom!
The wild onions are up!
I am back to being a normal healthy pup! I took my last antibiotic on Wednesday! We want to thank
Ruby Rose for her
link to natural stuffs that you can do to discourage the eating of poo and we want to thank
Dada and Lulu and JavaBean for their
link. Their link was geared more towards foxtails but mom gave it serious thought and concluded that because I love to play with my ball on my lunge line, I wouldn't be able to catch my ball when mom tosses it with the headNet on. Bummer! Mom is pretty sure that I ate wild animal poo in my own yard while I was out doing my business. We have many wild animals that visit - bunnies, woodchucks, fox, skunk, racoon, deer, coyotes and bobcats that we know of.
Thank you everyone for caring♥
Happy Friday, everybody!
Love ya lots♥
Happy Friday, everybody!
Hari Om
ReplyDeleteIt is good to hear you are improved on the meds and that there were some helpful pointers for you. Best of all, though Duke, is to learn "No, drop it!"... but that depends on mum seeing you up to mischief, of course! Hugs and wags, YAM-aunty xxx
Probably the best solution is to have you on a short leash and your mom watching you every second you are out for a while and if you find poo, a firm no, drop it, and high value treats. You can work through it but it will take some work.
ReplyDeletewe are glad you are ok and the world is good. and full of wonderful daffies...
ReplyDeleteGreat for you and YOUR MOM -
ReplyDeleteWe do wonder: no lions or tigers or bears OH MY!
H&K&W
Willow
We're glad to hear you are feeling better and hope you learned your lesson about eating poop!
ReplyDeleteDuke so very happy to read you and your tummy are back in sync. OMDs...lets hope whomever was leaving poop has moved on and maybe very soon you will not longer want to snack on it
ReplyDeleteLove you lots and your photo too
Hugs Cecilia
Lulu: "We're very happy to hear you are feeling better now, Duke! Just remember, in the future, stinky animal poo is for ROLLING IN, not for eating!"
ReplyDeleteJava Bean: "Ayyy, I'm not sure Duke's Mom will appreciate that advice, Lulu ..."
Are wild onions edible?🤪 That's quite a variety of wild animal poo in your yard, I’m amazed by how close you are to nature. Relieved to hear that you're recovering, I think you and Mom are done with health hiccups this year.🍀🍀
ReplyDeleteTummy rubs,
Julia
DAFFIES! They are Mama's favorite Spring flower! We sure bet the Spring Onions smell good too!
ReplyDeleteWe are so happy you are feeling better Duke!
xoxo,
Rosy & Sunny
You sure found some pretty flowers Dandy Duke. I am so glad to hear that you are feeling better!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you're all well, Duke! Daffodils are my favorite spring flower. They're so cheerful and resilient in the March storms. Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteI am glad you are back to being healthy. Your flowers are ahead of ours.
ReplyDeleteGlad you're feeling better, Duke!
ReplyDeleteDalton used to gobble his and or Benji's 'croquettes...but we used some kind of supplement at the pet shop and now he doesn't do that anymore.
Wild poo?? Given a chance I think they would. If I see rabbit drops or other scat I get rid of as much as I can find.
We love the miniture Daffies and the yellow is so bright at this time of year when it has been so grey. We are so glad you are feeling much better Duke and we hope you don't do it again and get sick. But it is a problem when you have such wonderful wildlife in the area. We have squirrels and foxes as well as buzzards in our area. Hugs & Love, Susie & Coco xx
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