Dog owners.........

ZowieHowie

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I do not own a dog, and get irritated when people just let their dogs go about their business on my front lawn. So today, I am unloading my car, and this black lab comes over to my lawn, sniffs around, and goes about his business.

I tried to shoo the dog away, but it still did what it had to do. Afterwords, it got interesting.

The dog walked across the street, sat down on another lawn, and started wiping itself on the grass. It sat on its backside, and took its front legs and spun itself around about 5-6 times. Basically, it rotated around in a circle on its butt. As irritated as I was that my lawn now had mess on it, I had to laugh, simply because it looked so funny.

So dog owners, is this normal, or has anyone ever seen this done before?
 

Nohr

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Scooting around on their ass in a straight line is normal. On grass if you're lucky, the indoor carpet if you aren't. Apparently this dog has refined the technique. :p
 

Sheepathon

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Rat poison nestled amongst Purina Chow is the obvious solution.

edit: or sleeping pills... :evil:
 

HappyPuppy

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If a dog has worms they will do that. I have one crazy dog that does all sorts of weird butt dragging tricks. :disgust:

Good doggy. :)
 

eyecandy86

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Very normal. Except usually in a line and on the carpet as Nohr, mentioned. It's extremely entertaining.
 

tfinch2

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LOL, OP it's called "the drag". My old dog used to do it all the way across the lawn after we'd feed him table food.
 
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Dog either has worms or inflated anal glands.

:confused:

Oh, the joy of knowing stuff like this from being engaged to a future vet. :p

- M4H
 

stnicralisk

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Originally posted by: ZowieHowie

So dog owners, is this normal, or has anyone ever seen this done before?

This is usually related to the anal glands not expunging themselves properly.