My name is Bit-Bit and… I can’t stop licking the walls.
*Yes, she destroyed the paint in the bottom right picture.
Bit-Bit also chews on used plastic water bottles because they are loud and crunchy.
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karen vedra
You can actually buy dog toys to put empty water bottles in.
Jeffrey Van Alstine
That’s exactly what I was thinking. Lead can be sweet tasting.
Rhonda Shore
Amy is correct. See your vet.
jodi
Our old beagle did that. Walls,rugs, windows, flooring. The vet just said she was weird. She also loved her green apple ear cleaner.
Kay
Don’t you wish you knew what Bit-bit is thinking.
rachel volkman
Where did you get the gorgeous sausage suits!?!
Perfect fit for lil long schnitzels
Melissa
The snozberries taste like snozberries!
Vanessa Settles Nix
Water bottles are fun, lots of noise. My 2 cents if its the same wall same spot there may be something on the wall she smells or maybe something in the wall. She is a cutie
Wendy
Maybe try wiping the walls with vinegar… It wont hurt him , but it tastes disgusting….. Hope this helps:)
Margo Grace Carr
My mini Doxi is also a licker… I know it’s anxiety and I am looking at getting a Thundershirt. He licks the sofa, the sheets, his brother the standard Doxi and on occasions the floor. I try to calm him when he gets that way, but it is something that I have been dealing with all of his life. Thankfully he has never gone for the walls.
Rebecca
My brother-in-law had two dogs: one with Cushing’s disease and one with Addison’s disease. I can’t remember which dog it was, but she kept eating the walls/drywall. It had something to do with her illness (Cushing’s and Addison’s are kind of opposite diseases). Either that, or this dog may have anxiety that is leading to the obsessive licking. I would see the vet about this!