tap the dog on his nose and every time he does go 2 eat it put your finger as if your very cross and put a stern face on and if you see the dog go to eat that thing again do the same thing as you done before...!
dogs natural chew on wood. Sometimes they will eat wood, and soil because they need many minerals in which commercial dog food are not supplying. Try a product called "missing link". Its a supplement you sprinkle on their food. If it does not stop, maybe he enjoys it!
Have the dog stop eating crowbars
Yes. A dog eating any type of feces can cause the dog to "pick up" a parasite(s)
The dog is doing everything from swimming to eating.
Cedar mulch is generally safe for dogs but some dogs may have sensitivities or allergies to cedar. Inhaling cedar dust can also irritate a dog's respiratory system. It's best to monitor your dog when using cedar mulch and consult with a veterinarian if you have any concerns.
You should pick up the other dog poo so the other dog can stop eating it
Mulch can be harmful to dogs if ingested in large amounts, especially if it contains certain toxic substances like cocoa mulch. To ensure their safety, it is important to choose pet-safe mulch options and supervise your dog when they are around it to prevent them from eating it. Additionally, training your dog to avoid eating mulch and providing them with plenty of toys and activities can help reduce the risk of ingestion.
dogs natural chew on wood. Sometimes they will eat wood, and soil because they need many minerals in which commercial dog food are not supplying. Try a product called "missing link". Its a supplement you sprinkle on their food. If it does not stop, maybe he enjoys it!
Keep the diapers in a location that the dog can't get at.
tell it to stop it and wack it
Feed it.
Definitely take it to the vet. The cigarettes could kill the dog.
The show Dog Whisperer had an episode about a dog who had an obsession with eating rocks. That will give you an idea of what to do.
kill it.
Go to pet store or tractor supply.They have pills out to stop your pet from doing this.
There are several reasons why a dog may stop eating, including illness, dental problems, stress, changes in routine, or food aversion. It is important to consult a veterinarian if a dog stops eating to determine the underlying cause and provide appropriate treatment.
If you have mulch around your property then she is probably eating mulch. However, when in doubt take in a stool sample (of the dog's LOL) to your vet. I use an old plastic medicine bottle washed out well, then scoop up da poop and place it in (just a small amount will do) and put a label on it with your dog's name (your last name) the time of the stool (if you can) and the date. Take it to your vet that day. It doesn't cost all that much and by doing this it saves the trauma of the dog seeing the vet and saves a lot of trouble for you. Good luck Marcy