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so, they keep women in pens in new zealand???? geesh, and the dogs eat their poop???? this is like something on the sci fi channel.... who knew...
charon & spirit gayle
Life is good, so very, very good!!! Gayle enjoyed each and every moment of each and every wonderful day (naps included). She left this world December 12, 2011 – off on a new adventure.
Love Never Ends
Monkeybutt Chaz ate his poopsicles for the first two years of his life. BARF!! Good thing I wasn't here yet. And in this neck of the woods...brown snocones are quite the delicacy.
Honestly...there is no accounting for taste.
Gosh, this is taking recycling to a whole new level.
{too funny, Charon! Who knew indeed?!}
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can't stop laughing now I didn't think about chickens not being called chooks elsewhere, a pen full of women - my husband would be very happy with that one and yeah I meant chickens. Sorry about that.
Although poop eating is a nasty habit, it is a natural one for dogs 
Sometimes it can be diet related so just by simply changing to a high quality or different food can fix the problem.
A natural product to try is canned 100% pure pumpkin...not the pie filling. Apparently it makes the poop taste bad...it worked for my dogs. A tbsp with each feeding for about a week should curb the nasty habit...it's not a 100% sure thing but it is a cheap natural product to try. The key is, if you have more than one dog all of them will have to have some. You may need to re-introduce it on occasion...it lasted several months for mine.
Good luck 
Roxy…Border Collie cross born on approximately October 27th, 2011;
Rescued in January 2012 by Oops a Dazy Rescue & Sanctuary;
Right hind leg amputated on January 20th, 2012 due to a severe spiral fracture;
Adopted on February 21st, 2012 by Teena, a devoted human & Charlee, a purebred BC.
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