31 July 2008 #1 showjumpinglover Well-Known Member Joined 26 February 2008 Messages 2,029 Location Leics Visit site on why my dog keeps nibling his back end? (he is short haired so it isnot likely to be knotted fur) ideas of what it could be please
on why my dog keeps nibling his back end? (he is short haired so it isnot likely to be knotted fur) ideas of what it could be please
31 July 2008 #2 A Acolyte Well-Known Member Joined 27 November 2005 Messages 7,968 Visit site Anal gland problem? Have never had it with any of my greyhounds/lurchers but it might be? Or if it is just nibbling hair, my greyhound went through a stupendous moult when I got her so it could just be that? Sorry, not much help here!
Anal gland problem? Have never had it with any of my greyhounds/lurchers but it might be? Or if it is just nibbling hair, my greyhound went through a stupendous moult when I got her so it could just be that? Sorry, not much help here!
31 July 2008 #3 showjumpinglover Well-Known Member Joined 26 February 2008 Messages 2,029 Location Leics Visit site ok don't worry about it, it could just be a bit of loose hair. what would you recommend to try and stop him from nibiling?
ok don't worry about it, it could just be a bit of loose hair. what would you recommend to try and stop him from nibiling?
31 July 2008 #4 G GinaB Well-Known Member Joined 27 July 2006 Messages 22,592 Location Northern Ireland Visit site Could be his glands need done or is he due worming?
31 July 2008 #5 A Acolyte Well-Known Member Joined 27 November 2005 Messages 7,968 Visit site TBH I just used to groom and bath mine to get rid of the loose hair, it made her more comfortable and gave the birds loads of nice lining for their nests
TBH I just used to groom and bath mine to get rid of the loose hair, it made her more comfortable and gave the birds loads of nice lining for their nests
31 July 2008 #6 showjumpinglover Well-Known Member Joined 26 February 2008 Messages 2,029 Location Leics Visit site not sure about the worming. thats a good idea, will try grooming and bathing him to see if that helps
not sure about the worming. thats a good idea, will try grooming and bathing him to see if that helps
31 July 2008 #7 G GinaB Well-Known Member Joined 27 July 2006 Messages 22,592 Location Northern Ireland Visit site Check his poo next time he goes to check for worms as scratching their bum (or trying to chew it) can be a sign of worms
Check his poo next time he goes to check for worms as scratching their bum (or trying to chew it) can be a sign of worms
1 August 2008 #8 showjumpinglover Well-Known Member Joined 26 February 2008 Messages 2,029 Location Leics Visit site thanks will check when we take him out later