dog licking asphalt driveway??

Roman

Active Member
it is not antifreeze... if it was.. the dog would be dead

is there driveway paved?

some dogs have OCD ..... really!!!

so if he came over and licked the driveway where something was on it... and as he does this the brain releases endorphins.... (like ours do when something pleasures us)

so now he remembers that "good" feeling and how it made him happy to do that/the feeling.....


does he lick the same spot every time?? if so .. try spraying something bitter of the ground... mix water and lemon peels.... or try to use a bitter spray...
Then send the Bill to your neighbor!
 

CaneCorso

Member
We do not have pets but the dog across the street comes to our house every day and will lick our driveway for hours. It goes home several times and pukes in his yard while he is doing it. Hubby said maybe someone spilled a soda but the dog licks the entire drive way starts at one end works his way up then back down and goes and pukes. The dog owner is irritated at us over it and has told several other neighbors about it. I think my best bet is to continue to ignore the dog and its owner but any suggestions on why he is doing it encase there is something I can do to stop it.

Does your neighbor lick his windows? They say dog often imitate their owners…
 

BadGirl

I am so very blessed
Did you use salt on your driveway during the winter? Maybe it's not all washed off.

Ice melt...

I'm betting calcium chloride. It tends to soak into asphalt and not wash away, in fact releases when it rains or snows... It will also make dogs toss their milk bones...

One question not asked. Concrete or asphalt driveway?
 

DoWhat

Deplorable
PREMO Member
Ice melt...

I'm betting calcium chloride. It tends to soak into asphalt and not wash away, in fact releases when it rains or snows... It will also make dogs toss their milk bones...

One question not asked. Concrete or asphalt driveway?

This has to be Bob, because I don't think BG knows anything about calcium chloride. Flour or sugar, but not calcium chloride.


Good Morning Bob.
 
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