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Are you overfeeding? What kind of food is it? Does she have worms? (If she hasn't been dewormed then she may very well have them)
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for grass eating--I have sucessfully used the "leave it" command, especially when on a walk, or at the dog park.
for barking--using the "quiet" command has worked well.
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Orson was a major 'grazer'.............He wanted to eat grass so much that I asked my vet about it. She told me that some dogs are just natural grazers and they enjoy it. He was on a good food, but still wanted grass
![]() I slowly got him away from grass by giving him lettuce and things like that instead...........he really LOVES lettuce and don't really care much for grass anymore, I guess he got to "see" what salad is SUPPOSED to taste like and prefers that more ![]() One issue with grazing that the vet warned me about..........Most parasite eggs stay in grass and soil for a long time. Heartworm meds DO NOT protect against every type of intestinal worm.......so do be careful where your doggie chews on grass!
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Not sure if im overfeeding... guess i didnt know there was a limit. She used to eat puppy chow from the breeder but now I am giving her Purina one puppy. She has been dewormed. Recently she had a Giardia Vaccine... if that matters.
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12 week old American Eskimo (toy)
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