Really, Queen Zola… Really?????
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OK… so what about if she wants to eat the grass sometimes when we go for walks??? What is that about????
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Jet the trying often begs to go out so he can eat grass and throw up. And by "begs", I meant bother you until you get up and take him out.
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Jet the trying often begs to go out so he can eat grass and throw up. And by "begs", I meant bother you until you get up and take him out.
So why do you think he does that? My Cody eats grass and then immediately vomits about once a week or once every two. Is this normal or is it a sign of something wrong? It doesn't seem like he wants to just munch on grass - he seems to eat it for the sole purpose of inducing vomiting. It's comforting to see someone else has a B who does this. Gross, but comforting! LOL!
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All my dogs have eaten grass, some have vomited, some don't. This article explains a little why they think they do it.
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All of mine have done this from time to time. Usually on an empty stomach, usually in the morning. They just bring up the grass and yellow bile. I think an empty tummy may feel uncomfortable, and they want to do something about it. I don't worry unless they are vomiting their meal.
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When Spencer was younger, he did all of these things, including the eat-grass-so-I-can-throw-it-up trick. Now that he's an old guy, he doesn't do any of it. He used to baroo like crazy, and now he's totally silent. I miss all of his silly antics, even his sock stealing and the spirited game of "keep away" that would follow. So enjoy the craziness! It's just a fun part of being– and owning-- a Basenji! (The throwing up, notsomuch.) :)
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Both mine sometimes eat grass on their first walk of the morning - then throw up, then go about their business as usual. It doesn't happen often, thanks be, but I've decided they just don't feel quite right and get whatver's upsetting their system out. As to the other behavior, yeah, perfectly normal, they all do something that makes us believe they're totally insane - mine jumps off and on the couch and turns herself upside down then rightside up and upside down again a few times, sometimes just falling asleep in her upside down position. I think it's like kids who get all wound up when they're tired, then crash.
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I am SO SO happy to know that I am not the only one with a B with B behaviors. I was getting a little worried about the eating grass and throwing up issue, but it's JUST like what all of the rest of you described. So I guess queen Zola is OK and normal after all. I do have a question about her collar…... I think I will start another thread for that one..... :)
