Woof! Bark! And also Whiiiiiiiiiine.

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Grast_girl Apr 2022 8:50am, 9 Apr 2022 2,666 posts	0 Grast_girl Would teething result in the occasional spot of blood on cuddly toys? She also seems more tired than usual and more bitey. Any cause for concern?
Metro_Nome Apr 2022 9:08am, 9 Apr 2022 6,585 posts	0 Metro_Nome Sounds totally normal to me. Wee bit of bloody not uncommon when teething, and definitely more bitey and grumpy
Diogenes Apr 2022 4:17pm, 9 Apr 2022 68,827 posts	0 Diogenes Whose stick is it anyway?
Diogenes Apr 2022 4:25pm, 9 Apr 2022 68,828 posts	0 Diogenes Dogs are disgusting. Just after this Ziggy regurgitated a huge pile of cat food and biscuits and I only just managed to stop Ruby gobbling it up.
Sharkie Apr 2022 4:30pm, 9 Apr 2022 19,697 posts	0 Sharkie Lots of dogs will eat ANYTHING. And I mean anything. Some breeds are worse than others - as readers of Woofbark know only too well. Cat sick, human sick, horse poo, their own poo, and that's just for starters.
Diogenes Apr 2022 4:48pm, 9 Apr 2022 68,830 posts	0 Diogenes I know, that’s how I was ready to stop her. It’s the first time she’s tried to do something like that, perhaps the first opportunity she’s had. She’s been hyperactive this afternoon, I’m expecting her to crash soon.
Sharkie Apr 2022 4:50pm, 9 Apr 2022 19,698 posts	0 Sharkie Love the stick pics. Hope they continue to co-exist relatively happily.
Diogenes Apr 2022 4:52pm, 9 Apr 2022 68,832 posts	0 Diogenes And she’s asleep. She’s been barking at him lots this afternoon, which she hadn’t done much before.
Dave A Apr 2022 5:02pm, 9 Apr 2022 23,376 posts	0 Dave A Nice to see another BT around here.
poppyH Apr 2022 6:38pm, 9 Apr 2022 1,556 posts	0 poppyH A friend's dog follows their sheep around to get the freshest poop to eat. Murphy loves horse poo, but I'm kind of ok with that now.