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altekake | 18:54 Thu 26th Jan 2012 | Animals & Nature
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Adding to my last question: If I soak cats' faeces in tabasco or a strong chili sauce and leave it lying around in the garden or sand box, do you think that will do the trick?!!
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I think MY dog would probably like that a lot!
Have you tried scent-off type things from the pet shop or orange peel? There are some smells dogs don't like.Maybe get rid of the sand box?
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Thanks ganesh --- I will lace all the faeces with chili cauce and send it to you for your dog! That will solve my problem lol!
LOL-my dog will and does eat anything-she's a retriever!
A dog's sense of smell is so good it will soon learn which is the fresh cat poo and which to leave.
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So, what can I do? Please help! Our two small dogs don't do it, just the five big ones!
Why did you post this as a new question instead of continuing with the original one, it gets confusing when you need to look up the original question in order to answer this one.

and the answer is, I have no idea :(
I was told pineapple juice or cooked aubergines but that might be for dogs eating dog pooh, We have the same problem in this household, The only way I can definately stop the dog's from eating it is to get up early and clear the cat pooh from the garden before the dogs get up.

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