Dogs have two small sacs just on the inside of their butts called anal sacs. The sacs normally empty when the dog poos, but sometimes they don't. When they fill up to a point that is irritating, the dog will scoot along the floor. Take your doggie to the vet to see if full anal sacs are what's making her scoot. It's a very simple procedure and does not hurt the dog at all. It can be done right away. Hope this helps! (I work in a vet clinic :)
But when the stuff is pulled out the dogs butt with tissue or cotton wool stuff, it does hurt them. Has it done to my dog every month, he cries now and then.
Yes, sometimes one or both of the sacs can become infected or inflamed if they do not empty on a regular basis. The vet will put on a latex glove, lubricate one or two fingers, and manually express the sacs. And like your dog, RCT, some can become tender in the rectal area for a short while afterwards. LOL, I've done it before and a few dogs were definitely not pleased.
Worms.
YellowIsMyThin 2 months ago
go to a vet AND an animal dietitian
0Xaldin3 4 months ago
lmao whole new meaning to drag ass. Too funny
Blazer19742002 1 year ago
Pet owner follows this up with a nap on his nice and poop drag carpet
362chop 1 year ago
i do that after i eat habeniero peppers.oh oh ..ahh ahh ,,hot hot
JayBennett1973 1 year ago
lol funny
Light197 2 years ago
ur carpet must smell so nice!
MistaPeeves 2 years ago
This is just yummy. I like skid marks on my carpet.
alphaq40 2 years ago
awesome
chrislmitchell 3 years ago
thats not funny that just means her anal glands are full.
maturke 3 years ago
How cute!!!
tobotiteo 3 years ago
It may be her anal glad. The groomer / vet can expel the buildup of fluid... That is what she is trying to do here.
Talinan 3 years ago
~ worms ~ You may want to have her checked out for worms
chrismaria 3 years ago
Ahh! Every week there's at least one dog that comes in that needs it's anal glands emptied. but this dog may just be enjoying a god old scratch!
KezzaAtterz 4 years ago
Take it to the vet to have your dogs anul glands cleaned out, this is the problem. Her butt may smell now and then too.
RCT3MadMaster 4 years ago
this dog is awesomo!!
bathrobeHearts 4 years ago
that dog is adorable but it looks like she/he needs gastric bypass that is the biggest yorkie i have ever seen
mznatalie 4 years ago
ur dog has dingleberries and she/he is tryong to get them off
RAWCSSCLAN 4 years ago
LMFAO dingleberries!!!!!!
kaoruneko16 4 years ago
or your pup could have worms
fairy20tails 4 years ago
Eeeeew. My little silky terrier used to do this too, bless her smelly little butt. Looks very funny though
greyghost84 4 years ago
She's adorable, by the way!
Anticyclonic 5 years ago
Dogs have two small sacs just on the inside of their butts called anal sacs. The sacs normally empty when the dog poos, but sometimes they don't. When they fill up to a point that is irritating, the dog will scoot along the floor. Take your doggie to the vet to see if full anal sacs are what's making her scoot. It's a very simple procedure and does not hurt the dog at all. It can be done right away. Hope this helps! (I work in a vet clinic :)
Anticyclonic 5 years ago 4
But when the stuff is pulled out the dogs butt with tissue or cotton wool stuff, it does hurt them. Has it done to my dog every month, he cries now and then.
RCT3MadMaster 4 years ago
Yes, sometimes one or both of the sacs can become infected or inflamed if they do not empty on a regular basis. The vet will put on a latex glove, lubricate one or two fingers, and manually express the sacs. And like your dog, RCT, some can become tender in the rectal area for a short while afterwards. LOL, I've done it before and a few dogs were definitely not pleased.
Anticyclonic 4 years ago
say what?!
We always thought it was because our dog's ass itched a lot, but that must've been the prob, I guess.
kaoruneko16 4 years ago
so what do i have to do my pom just did that same thing
Finalfantasy1023 2 years ago