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Tracie welcomes any and all questions about cats AND dogs on both her live radio shows. Call in to DOG TALK on Saturdays from 11-Noon (EST) to 800-394-8830 or Wednesdays 8-9 PM (EST) to CAT CHAT 866-675-6675. (You don't need to have Sirius to call in!)

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Digging Problems

I listen to you on Sirius radio often and find your advice and knowledge extremely useful.

Please help…again. I had called about the feces eating dog. Apparently the problem wasn’t as serious as I thought, because she just stopped. Now she’s digging. What do you suggest to do about digging dogs? She much prefers to be outside most of the time.

Any suggestion you may have will be greatly appreciated.

Bernie in Northwestern Montana

Hey Bernie --

Funnily enough, the solution to your new problem is contained in the old one: dog poop to the rescue!

Pick up the dog poop that your silly dog is no longer treating as a snack, and put some in the hole he has dug - then cover with dirt, then a bit more dog poop on top.

It's sort of a come-full-circle, recycling kind of thing - and it works like nothing else will.

Good luck!


Tracie Hotchner

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Tracie welcomes any and all questions about cats AND dogs on both her live radio shows. Call in to DOG TALK on Saturdays from 11-Noon (EST) to 800-394-8830 or Wednesdays 8-9 PM (EST) to CAT CHAT 866-675-6675. (You don't need to have Sirius to call in!)

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DISCLAIMER: Please be aware that the advice I give on the air or in emails – or those you see posted here – are not intended to take the place of a veterinarian's advice or expertise. I say this to protect myself from being misunderstood or from your over-reliance on my advice in situations where your pet may be seriously ill and you would mistakenly delay seeking medical intervention. While I am confident in the research-based facts and common-sense advice I can offer, it is never meant to be used at the exclusion of trained, accredited and board certified professionals. But I also have this disclaimer to protect your dog – because what you learn from me is not intended to take the place of medical care or professional evaluation – on the contrary, my desire is to equip you with information that will allow you to enjoy your pets to the fullest, and also to encourage you to seek professional medical attention whenever there are physical symptoms or an overall change in your pet's attitude. 

The information contained in the answers posted on this board comes from THE DOG BIBLE:  Everything Your Dog Wants You To Know, and from DOG TALK® The Radio Show, broadcast live, Saturdays, from 11-12 noon EST, on your local NPR affiliate.  All emails are answered personally and then posted, sometimes in abbreviated form.

 

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