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How can I prevent dogs from getting into trash cans?
To prevent dogs from getting into trash cans, you can use secure lids, place the trash cans in a location that is not easily accessible to the dogs, and train the dogs to stay away from the trash cans.
What does a food poisoning look like?
like icky trash
What Do Dogs Eat Besides Dog Nuts?
dog food, dog treats, human food, trash anything that smells good to them
How does dogs get their food?
they hunt Domesticated dogs get their food from humans, and also raiding the local trash cans. Wild dogs hunt for big game, like moose, in packs, like wolves, or hunt alone for small game.
Can dogs eat trash?
every one of you who thought dogs cant eat trash are wrong. sorry
How can I prevent dogs from getting into the trash can?
To prevent dogs from getting into the trash can, you can use a secure lid, place the trash can in a location that is not easily accessible to the dog, and train the dog to stay away from the trash.
Are Opossums little thieves just like Raccoons?
Not really, but they will destroy your trash. They're more like dogs or cats.
Why do dogs like food?
Dogs like food because they would starve without food just like you and me. Or, they are overweight and they just can't stop eating dog food. Either one.
Why do dogs eat food?
Dogs need food so they can survive like humans or any other animal.
How can I effectively keep dogs out of the trash?
To effectively keep dogs out of the trash, you can use a secure lid on the trash can, place the trash can in a location that is not easily accessible to the dog, and train the dog to stay away from the trash by using positive reinforcement techniques.
Why do dogs like pedigree?
They like pedigree because dogs like all types of food even though they are trashh
Why does a dog suddenly start getting into the kitchen trash when you are away?
Dogs may start getting into the kitchen trash when left alone due to boredom, separation anxiety, or a desire to explore and find food. It could also be driven by the scent of food or previous rewards they have found in the trash. Providing mental and physical stimulation, securing the trash can, and training your dog to avoid it can help prevent this behavior.
