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That is gross!!! My dogs do that too.

Posted By: MT4eight on 2007-08-02
In Reply to: I'm sorry you had to deal with that. - Hayseed

Then they come over and try to give you kisses, and they always aim for the lips of course. You think "awww, how cute, they love me", then you smell that smell and you know exactly what they've been eating - cat poo. It's just nasty. I don't see why they would want to eat that, but guess all dogs do it. We call them "cat cookies".


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