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| YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Audubon, NJ, USA
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| I just had the same problem with my 9 week old yorkie, Bowie. The advice seemed to help her out. Before she was squatting down like she needed to poop, then cry. I got a wash cloth to remove the poop from her butt, them I trimmed the area. Now she is running around playing! I just got my puppy this week and we have an appointment with the vet this week. This was a big help. Thanks! |
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