11 Responses to “The first step is admitting you have a problem.”

  1. 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.

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  2. rachel volkman

    Where did you get the gorgeous sausage suits!?!
    Perfect fit for lil long schnitzels

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  3. 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

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  4. Wendy

    Maybe try wiping the walls with vinegar… It wont hurt him , but it tastes disgusting….. Hope this helps:)

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  5. 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.

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  6. 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!

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