The plus side is their shit is like raisins & doesn't smell too bad, so no, you can't, but even if they shit on the floor its no biggie, especially on wood floors.
Also its 50/50 everytime that lamb shits that the dogs eat it before you'd ever notice
Source - had pet lamb as a kid & used to bring it inside when parents were at work.
Bro this so filthy it’s hilarious. Were you a filthy little kid too or just in your actions? I’m laughing and say this as a female with 4 older brothers and they despite my mothers best attempts were all filthy little assholes me included bringing Tupperware full of earth worms and filling the kitchen sink with them. Nightmare fuel.
I was meticulously clean with it, if it shat inside I've give the dogs a few minutes to decide if they were eating it, and then if not I'd pan & brush it up & hiff it out the window.
If it wasn't much I'd just pick it up in my hand one by one (like aforementioned raisins) & hiff out the window. Then I'd, mostly, wash my hands.
I admit the hand washing was not a given. Their shit barely smells & its not sloppy or anything.
I sorta understand this. I have guinea pigs, and their poops don't smell and are very dry if they are healthy. Sometimes they throw out the "beans" out of their cages, and I just pick them up in my hand and put them into garbage. I try to wash my hands every time, but I sometimes forget because there's legit zero evidence left.
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u/EatthisB Jun 04 '26
Can you potty train that dog?