[nagdu] Extremely frustrated: relieving issue, please help

[Tara Briggs]

Hi all, I had a very similar issue to yours after I got home with my dog. She kept randomly pooping in all kinds of annoying and embarrassing places. For me, the solution was to switch her dog food. I worked with my that for about a year until we found it that was the problem. She is now on her dog food for sensitive stomachs and it seems to work well. However, every once in a while I have to switch her dog food because the problem comes up again. Good luck to you!
Tara 

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> On Nov 5, 2015, at 4:18 PM, Aleeha Dudley via nagdu <nagdu at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Hello all,
> I would like to preface this message by saying that I have already contacted my school, but I would definitely like to get opinions from others on this issue. I am working a four-year-old male yellow Labrador, and he appears to have developed some relieving issues. I'm not sure how long these have been going on, as I was not in a position to receive comments from others when i was living in another apartment. I suspect, however, that they have been going on for a while. When I take him out to park, he seems to do a number two, let me clean it up, then drop a little more stool on the way to the dumpster. However, I do not notice when he does this. He does not stop, posture, or do any other of the things the dogs usually do. Since I am now at the Louisiana Center for the blind, our apartments are inspected on a biweekly basis. Evidently, there has been instances where stool has been tracked into the apartment. I'm concerned that Dallas is also doing this on route and I'm not noticing it. Does anyone know of something that can be done? I am making him sit after relieving, in order to hopefully force him to keep whatever is left inside his body. I hope this makes sense. 
> Aleeha and Dallas
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