Indelicate Question
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Indelicate Question
Hello everyone
I have two doods, as some of you may know - Coco an F1 mini who is 15 months and Yoshi, an Aussie mini who is 4.5 months.
Coco has always been very clean after doing a pee - she comes in and licks herself clean, whereas Yoshi, seems to be happy to drip dry. Unfortunately this means he smells a little of stale dry pee and also his bedding smells too, where he has lain on it.
Is this just a puppy thing which he'll grow out of or can I do something to encourage him to clean himself?
Many thanks
Annie, Coco and Yoshi.
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I have two doods, as some of you may know - Coco an F1 mini who is 15 months and Yoshi, an Aussie mini who is 4.5 months.
Coco has always been very clean after doing a pee - she comes in and licks herself clean, whereas Yoshi, seems to be happy to drip dry. Unfortunately this means he smells a little of stale dry pee and also his bedding smells too, where he has lain on it.
Is this just a puppy thing which he'll grow out of or can I do something to encourage him to clean himself?
Many thanks
Annie, Coco and Yoshi.
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Never had girl dog ,but could it be that girl dogs clean themselves more then male dogs ,I know my female cats used to always clean there bits. I have found that dexter cleans he's bum when he's glands leak but not where he wees from.
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Hi Annie,
I've found that Ianto is perfectly happy to drip on anything and everything, including his own leg if (as he usually does!) he sets off again before he's quite finished....
And Baby Wyre used to be very fastidious, washing his little winkle after wee-wees, but now is content to use my fleece
if I'm not on the ball!!
(Iant does check out the tackle - what remains of it! - every so often, though... leaving some interesting matts behind for me to try and untangle...
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Anne, Ianto & Wyre x
I've found that Ianto is perfectly happy to drip on anything and everything, including his own leg if (as he usually does!) he sets off again before he's quite finished....


(Iant does check out the tackle - what remains of it! - every so often, though... leaving some interesting matts behind for me to try and untangle...

Anne, Ianto & Wyre x
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I think it is a boy thing, because I was watching Daisy have a wee this morning and thought to myself how unpleasant it must be having her "shallot" in the dew while she peed! (Those with cream doodles will understand the vegetable reference!
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My boy wees like a girl, and cleans himself afterwards- paw in both camps!! 

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Yes Bid, cream all over with ginger !!! Privates? I do actually trim the area as it does keep the long hair cleaner otherwise I'd have to plait it
Holly at home will come in and wash herself after a wee although personal hygiene is not top of her list of things to do. I have had the unpleasant task of having to gently pull undigested lengths of felled bamboo out of her rear end as it creates a string of beaded poo. Delightful subject. You have to love them don't you.
Kathie

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Blimey! Is that in the contract??kathiedoodle wrote:You have to love them don't you.

Ianto produced 'choo-choo' poohs - each carriage joined to the next by colourful yarn - for a while after nicking and consuming one of my walking socks...

He hates having his b*m touched, but now will either lie down with his little back leggy up in the air, or dive between my legs with just his bottom showing to signal that there is 'a problem in the pooh department...'



Anne, Ianto & Wyre x
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Yes Anne I always extract the bamboo slowly. It's a wonderful thing Bamboo you can build houses with it, shoot a poison dart through it, play it like a musical instrument and use it like Holly as a constant source of amusement. There's nothing like being able to fell a 12 foot black stem bamboo drag it up to the kitchen complete with branches and leaves, strip said leaves off and sit among the debris with perfectly descaled white teeth. I on the other hand cannot even pull the bamboo out of the ground, so Holly has her uses. Thought about hiring her out as a jungle clearance expert 

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kathiedoodle wrote:Yes Anne I always extract the bamboo slowly. It's a wonderful thing Bamboo you can build houses with it, shoot a poison dart through it, play it like a musical instrument and use it like Holly as a constant source of amusement. There's nothing like being able to fell a 12 foot black stem bamboo drag it up to the kitchen complete with branches and leaves, strip said leaves off and sit among the debris with perfectly descaled white teeth. I on the other hand cannot even pull the bamboo out of the ground, so Holly has her uses. Thought about hiring her out as a jungle clearance expert

So darn true!