Myrtle use to...poop scared her...she thought it was chasing her...it was 
hysterical lol!
Deanna

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On Jan 7, 2011, at 4:34 PM, Evelyn Quintana <[email protected]> wrote:

> Neither of my chi's kick their feet after going potty but one of my girls 
> walks while she poops. Does anybody else's dog do this? I have never seen a 
> dog walk around while pooping.
> 
> Eveyn
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> From: Peggy & The Girls <[email protected]>
> To: [email protected]
> Sent: Thu, January 6, 2011 10:52:47 PM
> Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] Why Dogs Kick There Back Feet After Potty
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> Both my females do this. Princess, my eskie does nothing but mark territory 
> when we walk. She is an Alpha female. Gigi will usually mark on top of hers. 
> They both kick afterwards too.  In order to get them into a real walk, which 
> means no stopping, no smelling, I have to walk them in the middle of the 
> street, and I keep the walk at a good brisk pace for a steady 30-45 minutes.  
> It's great exercise for them, and me, and they usually sleep for a couple of 
> hours afterwards.
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> I don't know about scent glands in their paws, I never heard about that. I 
> did read once that by kicking, it spreads their scent from the pee or poop 
> and defines more territory.
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> From: Shanna Machanpalli
> Date: 1/6/2011 10:43:00 PM
> To: Chihuahua Group
> Subject: [Chihuahuas] Why Dogs Kick There Back Feet After Potty
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> Hi everyone
> 
> I always wondered why a dog kicks his back feet after he or she does a pee or 
> poo. I thought it was a "male dog"  thing to look big and tough. I recently 
> did a google research on it and read that dogs have SCENT GLANDS in there 
> feet and kicking or rubbing them on the ground or grass puts there scent 
> there for other dogs to be warned "I was here". 
> 
> Ricky kicks after every single pee or poo... and on a walk he pees alot!! its 
> kinda cute to see him almost in slow motion as he does his kicking! 
> 
> How about anyone else's dog, do they do this and it is a male thing or does 
> anyones female do it too. 
> 
> shanna & ricky
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