What do dogs eat with less excreta? The answer to this question is no doubt that many of our friends have seen the whole process of dogs enjoying “specialty food” with enthusiasm.
One of the pellets recently bought a bear home, and since that day she's discovered that Chenary's not a good person at home, so she looks at it and realizes that the newly arrived bear will swallow up its shit in the short time that he's done shit. So, my best friend, who's been at home with a bear every day, is this cute guy. Can you imagine eating shit?
Dogs eat over and over again, sometimes themselves, sometimes other dogs, and people and other little animals. First, dogs don't understand what "defeating" is, so it just eats people's shit, and people think that shit is not supposed to be eaten. Do you still love me if you eat shit? Then why do dogs eat excrement? First, it is wrong for dogs to feed one meal a day in the consciousness of the older generation. If he eats one dose a day, the canine's digestive tract cannot be fully digested at a time, so there are some unincorporated chemicals such as protein in the excrement. If the dog is hungry and then excrement comes out, it means delicious protein to him. Cats and cats also have a lot of protein in their excrement, so dogs also love cats. The owner's subconscious forces some owners to “punish” their pets every time, making it difficult for them to teach the dog to poop, and then to take him to the toilet to smell the excrement and beat him up. Some dogs, in repeated punishments or abuse, learn to learn how to survive by “stitching” and are therefore determined to finish their excreta and destroy direct evidence, so that the masters can easily beat him. It is not clear, however, that such individual conduct would be subject to greater “punishment” and that this is a difficult task to address. Unless the master learns how to deal with small animals himself, this will be polarized. There is another situation: every time a dog is defecated, the owner is in a hurry to clean up the excrement, which he thinks is a good product, and the dog has been taught by this practice to be “defeating”. As a result, when they were finished with defecation, they were immediately finished over and over again in case they were taken away by their owners.