Ever caught your dog munching away at your garden like it’s an all-you-can-eat buffet? You’re not alone, “why does my dog eat grass?” is one of the most Googled dog-owner questions out there.
In this latest episode of Paws and Pawsitivity, Jamie Watkinson-Harvey, certified dog trainer and behaviour consultant, unpacks this quirky canine behaviour with warmth, humour, and science-backed advice.
We’ll explore:
✅ Why grass-eating is usually nothing to worry about
✅ When to speak to your vet
✅ How to gently redirect the behaviour using enrichment
✅ What wild dogs and modern pooches have in common when it comes to grass!
Whether your pup is a full-blown lawn enthusiast or just the occasional grazer, this episode is packed with reassurance and real-life tips.
🎧 Tune in now and find out what’s really going on in that grassy gobble!
And don’t forget, we’re available on YouTube too, under the handle @PTA_Dog!
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Woofity Woof!
If you’re ready to level up your dog’s training and unlock their full potential, hit that play button and join me for this exciting episode of Paws and Pawsitivity! 🐾
🎧 Listen to the full episode now!
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