As the saying goes, dogs can't change and eat shit. Why do dogs like to eat shit?

As the saying goes, dogs can't change their habits, which is often used to describe a bad habit that is difficult for a person to change. However, for some shovel officials, it is hard to accept that their pet dogs eat shit, and their own shit and other dogs' shit are welcome. In fact, dogs eat shit for a reason. Only by finding out what causes it can we prevent the occurrence of dogs.

Dogs eat shit because they lack nutrition.

Without trace elements, dogs will eat some unexpected things, such as eating wall skin, eating poop just pulled out, eating grass and so on. This situation is mostly due to the lack of trace elements in the body. The shovel officer must regularly deworm the dog inside and outside, and usually eat more foods containing trace elements, such as chicken, egg yolk, beef and mutton, to help the dog supplement trace elements, which can alleviate this situation.

This will happen if you are hungry.

Dogs have a special digestive system and often feel hungry. If the shovel officer forgets to feed the dog or the dog often doesn't have enough to eat, the dog is likely to eat feces to fill his stomach. The shovel officer should feed the dog regularly and regularly to ensure that the dog can eat enough, so as to avoid eating shit.

Afraid of being beaten, destroy evidence in time

When the dog is very young, the shovel officer will guide the dog to defecate at a certain point. Anyone who urinates anywhere, the shovel officer will hit the dog. Often dogs will understand that if the shovel officer finds out, they will be beaten. So in order to avoid being beaten, he will eat it after defecation and destroy the evidence. They don't think this will be discovered by the shovel officer. This is also an act of dog self-protection. Therefore, when the dog is young, the shovel officer must be patient, instead of treating the dog with corporal punishment at will, which will easily leave a psychological shadow on the dog and even accompany them for life.