Dog Wiping Feet On Rug. Many dog owners have experienced that awkward feeling somewhere between embarrassment and annoyance when their dog scoots or drags his bottom across the rug. Some dog moms refer to this action as scratching the ground or kicking up the ground. After he does number 1 or number 2 he steps to the side and begins brushing his feet against the grass.
It s something my little diego does all the time. However there are many natural reasons your dog wipes its feet after going to the toilet.
And while scooting can be one sign of tapeworms the most common sign is the appearance of tiny rice like tapeworm segments around your dog s anus.
Kind of like the doggy equivalent of social media this secretion then gives whoever cares to read or sniff it a message about who left it there. It s a fashionable rug available in a variety of colors and sizes plus high absorbency to remove much dirt and water. After he does number 1 or number 2 he steps to the side and begins brushing his feet against the grass. Tapeworms are another though less common reason dogs may start scooting.
