Later I looked in the bathtub- I had left everything to melt- and there were dog footprints in the snow!   Our dogs were sneaking into the bathtub to try to “steal” the few poos that Penny felt was necessary to “claim” her snow.  Usually the dogs don’t get to eat the poos when they are frozen- so this was a treat for them too I guess.  (Yuck)

I have never been able to get my dogs to not eat the poo- so I have never tried very hard.  They used to eat wild bunny poo in the yard until we blocked off all rabbit access to the fenced in yard.  And they watch the indoor bunnies now waiting for the chance to eat a stray poo or two.  Considering how bland a rabbit diet as I can’t believe their poo is that tempting to the dogs- but since we have 2 dogs- 3 yrs old and 2 1/2 yrs old- they are competitive with each other and I think that makes it worse.  

Well, they must have gotten into Penny’s cage too when I had her upstairs because later that night when we were watching TV, Molson with seemingly no effort- barfed a big pile of bunny poo and hay.  He must have seen scarfing out of the litterbox- and apparantely all the hay did not sit well with his tummy.  It was disgusting!