How to Create a Snow Scene: The Terrible, Horrible, No Good Very Bad Emma

[@dmurfval702]

Super cute card! Poor Emma! One day I put 3 eggs and two sticks of butter in a bowl to come to room temperature. Pushed the bowl to back of counter, went to the grocery store. Came home to a few eggs shells and butter wrappers on the floor. The yellow Lab managed to get the bowl down and ate the eggs and butter! She was fine. This dog was also a poo eater. She lived to be fifteen! Love your stories. And congrats on you engagement and up coming marriage.

[@bettyfaulconer5535]

We have a 128 lb. Lab that is a big bully, breaking him of that has been awful. We sent him to a boarding/training kennel. They did a wonderful job. He even learned some manners along the way best thing we ever did. Now our little Cockapoo isn't scared of him nor runs when he sees the lab come in. You will be happy you did this! To the card: I wish I had the vision of making scene cards. I have the imagination but can't make it work on paper. This card is the cutest. That dog sliding down the hill is precious! Thanks for sharing and good luck with Emma!

[@KarenAicken]

My first comment here, but I have been enjoying your cards, video's and story time for months. I have a Terrible, Horrible, No Good Very Bad Jasper (Sheltie). He does the same thing to our rescue dog. Thankfully he doesn't eat his own - but we can't even take him to a dog park anymore. Gag. Our solution (such as it is) was to build a dog run. Essentially a fenced off area of the yard easily accessible for ME and the dogs that we can get to even in the snow. One of us actually goes out with the dogs, poop bag in hand, and pick up immediately, Then the dogs are free to do as they please in the rest of the yard. It's not a 'dog run' but more of a fenced off toilet for the dogs, ha ha. Small round gravel so it doesn't cut their feet with flat round stepping stones for the humans (not necessary but nice). Not all that convenient but works for us and the rest of the yard is free of 'landmines' this way. We got used to it pretty quickly. Hope Emma's training goes well!

[@pathamm5834]

Emma is a high maintenance dog , she’s jealous of Molly because she gets positive interaction for everything . Emma is going to be a challenge because she wants to be dominant. Dogs are such a hoot , people don’t realize they can be so vindictive and jealous but they are furry little kids deep down. Love your coloring on this card

[@reneecassidy7279]

That card is adorable, Kelly! Love what you did with the dog sliding down the hill!

[@roxannetucker5813]

This card is so darling! I especially love the dog sliding down the hill and how you mad it look so realist with the snow blowing up on him!

[@occonnaking9454]

Your technique with the snow flying up around the dog is terrific. You are so talented, thanks for the lesson.

[@Louisianagirl_1126]

Kelly, I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your story time. You can tell a story better than anyone I know. The card is FANTASTIC. TFS the video and the story. Take care. ~Barbara

[@junebovenzi]

You had me howling with this story! I have three cats in addition to my two dogs. Occasionally, we dog sit my 3 grand dogs so we frequently have quite a menagerie. One thing I have to be careful is to keep the litter boxes scooped because my dogs and grand dogs think the litter boxes are a place to get ‘tasty treats’. Very disgusting!

[@theresehudran7635]

The card is toooo cute..vibrant colors...and just all out outstanding. Try having a sit down talk with Emma and let her know that she had better get an A in the class or else its the pound! I did this with my dog Sandy and I think she understood it cuz I had her for 15 years and she turned out to be my best and only friend I ever had.

[@kaceeboxers3580]

Great card - love the snow technique. I have 3 Boxers, German, and they have more drive than North American bred Boxers. My choice though, it was what I wanted. My oldest was a hard nose! I sent her to boot camp for a month. Ugh, it was difficult, as the training was intense. My Bella was so happy to get home and she heeled beautifully, didn’t tug at the leash, sat at the door and let us enter/exit - our wild child learned some manners. Costly? Yes! Her daughter was much easier to train, plus, I had learned more myself, at this point. Both competed in protection sports, AKC obedience, agility, rally, barn hunt and our next is dock diving. I think the poop eating ‘could be’ attributed to a dietary deficiency. There is info on the web. All the best to Emma!

[@dgmlmax]

This scene card is adorable.

[@mariehoney31]

Oh my goodness, Kelly. What a story!! I hope things get sorted out with Miss Emma! I have this stamp set, but haven't used it yet. The snowman is just too darn cute! Love your card!! ❤

[@nicoleengland9223]

Eating feces is known as coprophagia. Hysterical!! Gorgeous card too, though the Emma story could not be beaten

[@ConnieInman1954]

Sure do hope you can get some results with Emma. Such a cute card as always.

[@scrapgirl6]

Love this card, so adorable

[@sherrywoods4630]

I like the snowy scene with the bright colors! I would use blues and greys, but this is so pretty and it still looks like snow. Oh, dear, Emma....I hope the trainer can help. The only thought I would have is to let Emma out first, then let Molly out. I have no ideas for all the other things. Good luck!

[@MariaNyceDesigns]

Kelly, you need to write a book, the description of this video would be a great title! The card is totally adorable!!! Sorry about the issues with Emma! So grateful you shared this video, always great to know we're not alone in our daily lives, everyone has stories they could tell! I hope Peanut is all better now!!! Sending blessings & hugs!!!

[@samanthamann1523]

This is such a CUTE card!! I looooooove the snow effect!! Major wow!!!! And Emma - nooooooooo!!!! Ack!!!! Soooooo sorry you have to deal with that!!! Fingers crossed for the dog trainers to work their magic!!

[@suelanham5125]

You are too much, don’t know which I look forward to most, the card magic or the stories! My dog got on top of my craft table and ate dark chocolate M &Ms. That was a trip to the vets! And our cat once ate the center out of a pumpkin pie we were serving for Thanksgiving! Made it look like a donut! Good luck with Emma!

[@mgregory5320]

Darling winter scene!

[@ryantaylor7283]

Love the card Kelly! Good luck with Emma!

[@lisamoline7474]

Good grief Kelly! My stomach hurts from laughing!! I hope the training works for Molly and that does sound like your best bet! I really love your card - that puppy sliding down the hill us just the cutest thing ever!! Thanks so much for sharing with us, I love hearing your stories while watching you color!

[@TWEEK_TWWEAK]

Ohhhh poor Emma. We had a dog that. Liked cat poop was always catching her in the cat box. Or if it was outside she would roll in it. We asked the vet about it and he said that cat poop is like a treat to dogs. We finally got her to stop. Good luck with the training. Love the story. Really needed the laugh 😂

[@jenedge5949]

Very nicely done. Love the snow kicking up and the warm sky and the foot prints!

[@kimbrewer223]

Love, love the card! Can I say I had tears running down my face listening to your dog poo story! So funny……dogs, what can you say?

[@karenschneider8456]

Adorable card!!

[@rebeccanieves-pagan86]

What a beautiful scene! Best of luck with Emma! Sometimes, dogs eat other dogs' or animal poop bc they're lacking something nutritionally so they're trying to fill that void. It is gross. My pup did that too and we had to do an entire dietary change on her. I mean that's not always the case, but it's something to consider. I really hope the training helps! I know you'll keep us posted.

[@mariespalding2327]

Rebecca Nieves-Pagan I have heard that as well! Let’s hope Kelly can have success and the poop situation will be fixed!

[@wendyodell356]

Yep, we had the same issue and just had to switch his food. It was something his was missing in his diet. Not long after that we found out that he was diabetic.

[@beckiewalden6342]

Love the card! Good luck with Emma!

[@sandyweirauch8310]

Adorable card! Good luck with Emma! ❤️

[@JerriJonesabushelandahug]

Love the adorable card.

[@glennistrotman8421]

Very nice card, Good luck with Emma, hope boot camp helps

[@lindadoyel3811]

I totally understand. I have a 4 year old and a 12 year old Golden Retriever. My 4 year old pup eats poop too. Now you and I think this is disgusting but this is quite common with dogs. I have tried everything and I can't get her to stop. I am currently on poop patrol. Every time they go out, I'm watching and following them around with the pooper scooper. It's a full time job! She was also a difficult puppy. She would pee on our coach (old coach, we got rid of it). She has gotten better and is now a very good listener. She just won't stop eating poop!

[@dotydiva]

Oh I love your card. Awesome details and colors.

[@aledinigro9429]

Beautiful card!! Great snow technique and easy to re-create. Thanks for teaching it!!! And thanks for the story, I was laughing so hard, my hubby probably thought I was crazy laughing by myself!!! good luck with Emma hope they can help her and you (and family).

[@sheilagraber5577]

That’s adorable

[@78Kimberli]

I’m not laughing at you, I’m laughing with you. I was crying from laughing so hard at your soft serve ice cream and waffle cone analogy. Fingers crossed, this boarding and training works. Amazing card!

[@carmencasillas3793]

I love your card, omg! love the coloring and the stamp set.

[@kimluptovic2280]

Super cute card. Sounds like a good idea to get professional help, Emma obviously needs more than the average dog, don’t blame yourself, like people, we’re all different, some just needs more help than others.

[@DonnaJo3452]

This is so cute, lots of texture and depth! I don't remember the dog story, obviously missed some of your videos! So I'll be binge watching!

[@jewelzbtully4934]

LMAO!! 🤣🤣 If I didn't know better I would think you were talking about my rescue, Sugar, when you discuss Emma! (except mine doesn't eat poop) My hubs & I have been at our wits end several times. I'm a stay at home dog mom of 2 & my other child, Diesel (7yrs. old) is perfect. ❤ Peeing on our real hardwood floors has probably been our toughest challenge. All the treats in the world (& she too is a food fanatic too!) I absolutely love the colors & texture of the card! The dog sliding down would be my Sugar! Lol I wish someone would design a stamp set for Pitbull's w/ some* of the proceeds could going to a pitty rescue charity. It would be wonderful to raise awareness & educate those who believe that they are ALL dangerous! In reality they are big lovers with strong will to get, or do, what they want! 🤪😂❤

[@cindyroman-daversa9194]

Super adorable card! We had a shihtsu that ate his own poop😳 His vet told me to put hot sauce ( like Franks Red Hot) and he would stop. Nope. He ate it. So we just had to follow him out in the yard and pick it up as soon as he pooped. He eventually stopped eating it after his first birthday.I hope the training works for Emma👍🏼 We still have to create our Dahlya when we go out because she is spiteful and has chewed a love seat. 😳

[@loribarker683]

Great card, love the dog sliding down the hill & the feeling of movement you gave it-it is so cool. As for Emma, omg, good luck with that, that is why I have cats, lmao. I hope everything works out for all of you involved in the poop mystery💩💩💩🐕🐕🐕

[@teriterrific6877]

I L-O-V-E your videos!!! With each one, I learn something new or am reminded of something I've forgotten or haven't used in a while. And the stories you tell, the way you tell them, makes me feel like we are truly friends/neighbors just talking around the table while enjoying a cup of coffee. Thank you for always sharing parts of your life with us :-]

[@karenink]

I always love your stories. And as a fellow dog owner, I was laughing so hard. I had a dog who did this. Ask your veterinarian about it. There is a product - I think it’s called Forbid - which will hopefully make Emma stop. It’s a supplement that goes on the food. You will have to put it on Molly’s food. My vet said it makes the poop tastes bad. I laughed and said like poop normally tastes good!

[@carrie5260]

Laughing my a$$ off ! Oh, and beautiful card ! I love the way you ink blended the snow ! ❄️ ❄️ ❄️ ❄️

[@kimgordoncrafts]

The weather in Oklahoma has been banana pants this past week and a half so I agree about Mother Nature. We had a few days a week ago that were over 70 degrees then we got 6 inches of snow. Adorable card 😊

[@kareneaton433]

Love this card and all the great tips on snow scenes. Our lab mix rescue just turned a year old, he eats everything, boxes of tissues, game controllers, etc. Glad you have a trainer you can trust, our Guan is on his second round of basic obedience classes and he is doing better so there is hope for your Emma. Love story time

[@beaudoin1987]

Adorable!

[@sharw2789]

Honestly I grew up with dogs too, we had so many. Everything you are describing is exactly why I now have cats. I can’t stand the poo thing, always having to walk them even in the middle of a Midwest blizzard. And the puppy phase is just a PITA. Good on you with the doggy boot camp. It will be a major difference to have someone working her 24/7.

[@andrealavigne7824]

We had dogs when I was growing up, & cats from when I was about 5 years old. I have always much preferred cats. Daddy & my brother were the dog people in our family. Anyway, when we started keeping our cats as indoor-only, of course we used a litter box, since they didn't go out to do their thing. And our dogs we had at the time started eating from the litter box--gross! So we finally got the idea to have a local woodworker build a low wall to put around the litter box area. Low enough that the cats could jump in and out; high enough to discourage the dogs. It worked quite well. Eventually, the wall, which was just plywood with 1x2" boards for framing, started to get somewhat wobbly. So my brother built a new one. Even now, though we don't have dogs anymore (Daddy died several years ago, & my brother moved out when he got married), we still have the wall around the litter box. Anyway, I know that won't solve your problem with Emma--wish it were that simple! I hope the folks at the board & train place can get Emma behaving. My brother & SIL have 2 dogs--litter mates--and had to have them trained, as they were rather wild & out of control. They were fortunate to be able to participate with the training, since my brother at least had a very regular schedule. I do love this card. The Milled Lavender works quite well for it. Thank you so much for sharing, and have an awesome day! :)

[@metadarmawan1767]

super cute card...I love it

[@TheSunshineCrafterKellyFusco]

Love this Kelly. Great snow effect. As far as Molly...im a HUGE animal lover but even id get resentful at some point. Your far more patient than i. Best of luck with training her...keep us posted🙏🌞

[@traceybartlam5940]

We had a dog who liked a certain type of snack! We were told to try adding some carrot or corgette (zucchini?) to their food! Worth a try maybe. Good luck.

[@CiaraTDesigns]

Great card Kelly!! I love the colours. I hope Emma’s training goes well

[@lesleybroadley7631]

Gorgeous card xxx as to the weather here in Jerramungup Western Australia its 42.5*C and it’s awful xx stay warm x

[@lindaplested3385]

Gorgeous card, I just Love your stories, Thank you for sharing, good luck with Emma.

[@karatekate89]

We had 2 horses and a dog that loved to eat their poo! I think it was probably because it was sweet tasting from the grain that we fed the horses. That was about the only weird thing she did. I hope the trainer finds a way to help with the behavioral issues. Good Luck! I also love this card, it is simply adorable!

[@heatherharrison4855]

Love the card Kelly. You always do great scene cards. I feel for you with Emma. Hope the training goes well. I know you will let us know.

[@ginapeyton567]

It’s amazing to me to watch you bring white card stock “to life!” Great video! Hope Peanut is feeling better and you are able to get Molly on the right track........ no more “poo snacker” lol Gina P

[@kristinelindgren5047]

Kelly, I looked it up on PetMD and found this article: Dec 11, 2013 by Dr. Ken Tudor Veterinarians commonly deal with owner complaints that their dog eats its own or another animal’s feces or poop. Although there is much speculation why dogs indulge in this behavior, we still don’t know exactly why some dogs have this disgusting habit. Many Animals, and Humans, Eat Feces Coprophagia (cop-row-fage-ee-uh) is a Greek word meaning feces eating and is used to describe this behavior. We all know of feces eating insects, but many more animals are in this group. Rations on pig farms used to be formulated to account for a certain percentage of coprophagia. Rabbits and hamsters and other cecal or hindgut digesters routinely eat their feces in order to extract more nutrients from their food that may have escaped fermentation the first time. Elephants, pandas, koalas and hippo young are born with sterile intestines. They eat the feces of their mother in order to seed their intestines with the bacteria needed to aid in the digestion of local vegetation. Female dogs and cats stimulate urination and defecation of their new litters by licking the rectal, vaginal, and penile areas of their young. Dutifully, they eat the feces and drink the urine to avoid contamination of the nesting area. Gorillas and chimpanzees have been observed eating feces. The behavior is believed to enhance the extraction of nutrients from the tough seeds in their diet. Coprophagia has also been reported in some human patients with schizophrenia, depression, or pica (eating non-food items). The Medicinal Use of Feces Clostridium difficile of C. diff infections in humans are reported to top 3 million per year and account for approximately 110,000 deaths annually in the U.S. Early treatment of the condition is fecal transplantation. Patient are fed their own “banked” feces, or that of a close relative, through a feeding tube, or purified bacteria from the same fecal sources, which are put in gelatin capsules. The “good bacteria” from the feces crowds out the C. diff in the intestines and results in a quicker treatment response. Fecal enemas have proven to have the same beneficial effect. Prebiotic, or “good bacteria,” are also used in veterinary medicine to aid in the treatment of diarrhea in dogs and cats. The leading veterinary brand of prebiotic lists its first active ingredient as “ingesta.” Ingesta are intestinal contents, more commonly known as poop. What are the Reasons for Coprophagia in Dogs? The most common reason cited for dog coprophagia is nutritional deficiency. The lack of iron, or other minerals or vitamins lead the list. But there are no studies to confirm nutritional deficiencies as a cause for coprophagia. Hunger or near starvation is also suggested as a reason for coprophagia. This view is enhanced by the observation of emaciated wild dogs and canids eating feces. Again, there are no studies to substantiate that hungry dogs are more likely to eat feces than well fed dogs. Others suggest that like the animals that eat feces for specific nutritional needs, as mentioned above, healthy dogs benefit in the same way. One could argue that they are replenishing their “good gut bacteria” this way. If this were true, then all or most dogs would eat feces. In fact poop eaters are in the minority in veterinary practice. Although fresh feces might contain food residue and beneficial bacteria, old, dried out feces lacks these benefits. Coprophagia Should Be Discouraged Your dog’s coprophagia could pose a threat to human household members. Dogs can harbor bacteria like Salmonella, E. coli and infectious parasites in their gut without any signs of illness. These organisms can easily be spread to household members that allow their dogs to kiss their faces and lips. Remember a dog’s tongue is its toilet paper! The addition of MSG (monosodium glutamate) or MSG containing products (meat tenderizers) to the diet of the animal whose feces is being eaten often helps discourage coprophagia. In multi-pet households, it is probably easier to add MSG to everyone’s diet. Cats may not readily eat MSG-laced food, so if your dog eats cat poop, you may have to be more strategic with the litter box. Your veterinarian can help you with the proper dose of MSG. Might be a good idea to get Molly to the vet to be checked out to be sure there it’s some underlying reason why she’s doing it. If not, then the Vet should be able to help you determine the right amounts of MSG to add to the dog’s diets. I hope it works!

[@KellyTaylorCards]

Thank you!

[@henriette9969]

Ohh Kelly I wish you all the luck of the world and hope the trainers can help Molly. Although the story was hilarious, sorry but it is. Your card is beautiful and you had some great tips, thanks for sharing. Wishing you a great day.

[@Bedalouwho]

I just love to watch you color. You have such talent. Good luck with training Emma. I'll bet she comes through training fine.

[@kristinevencel2898]

LMAO!!!!!!!!! OMG! You are such a great story teller. And you also make beautiful cards. This design is soooo cute! Best of luck with your special needs puppy. 😟😟. I have a yorkie who is 15 and who could have been a challenge. Luckily I was retired when I got him. In order to keep him out of trouble, we would walk 2-4 miles every day in order to tire him out enough to keep him calm. He loved to clean up after rabbits but did grow out of it after awhile. Now he’s a really old man and he can’t keep up with me. Lol. I think that training should help immensely. Hang in there. 👍🏻👍🏻. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@theresafreer2270]

I'm new to your channel and I have to say....your personality really makes the learning process easy to take in. Thank you for the teaching!

[@KellyTaylorCards]

Thank you so much!

[@NorseButterfly]

I think the board and train is probably the best option for y'all. I was thinking to myself how much time I invested each week taking my dog just to Petco for basic training, and I know y'all have zero extra time leftover in the week for that. Another option you could consider implementing after Emma gets back from her "vacay training", is an ecollar. There are some inexpensive ones on Amazon that offer ethical options...ie: 3 different settings- beeping, buzzing, and shock, with up to 10 different "strengths". I rarely use the shock on my dog unless he is in the road, a car is coming, and he refuses to listen to me. Normally, the beeping gets his attention and he runs right to me. Btw, I have a registered labrador.

[@countrymouse47]

😱😂🤣😂🤣😂 Horrifying, hysterical, funny and sad....best of luck with the training program. I admire that you are sticking with her in spite of all the challenges - not everyone would be willing after the instances you’ve described. The card is absolutely darling! I love what you did with the snow effects! So clever!! Just keep thinking, “This, too, shall pass!”

[@louisescherbain312]

So so cute

[@veransia]

Love this card! Great idea with the acrylic paint. I feel your pain on the dog training. Good luck! I'm curious if they can break the poo snacking... or if it's more nutritional vs. behavioral. I've heard that if you supplement with a vitamin, that can help. Unless she just likes eating it, lol. Let us know how it goes! Waffle cone & soft serve... I died! I once had a dog get up on the table to eat a partial stick of butter, too. That same dog got up and tried to eat my mother-in-law's salad while she was out at the grill (she was dog-sitting for us)... salad ALL over the place. Too funny. Wish me luck... I have a new puppy coming home on Saturday. 😁

[@karencarlson8292]

Not sure if this will help with Emma, but when we were having some issues with our dogs we used a home training service called Bark Busters. They were great and helped us immensely. BTW great card!

[@karencarlson8292]

Also, Bark Busters trains the dog, but also trains the humans on how to handle the dog.

[@lindailey2225]

I love your coloring and I think you are one of the best. They just jump off the page. Loved your snow technique around the dog making the snow fly. Sorry about your dog problems. Not a lover of dogs since I was bit on the face as a child. I can’t stand to have dogs jump up on me. Hopefully some of your dog problems can be resolved.

[@Cynphoenix56]

Kelly, I love your stories! This one was hilarious! btw, love your coloring! Great card. tfs

[@SunnysEyes]

Good luck! Hope the training goes well!

[@carolpearce7755]

OHHHHHH --- I'm cracking up so hard!!! Your story was hilarious! I can envision all this in my mind. You should really write a book with all your great stories. Oh yeah - great card too. LOL LOL Love me some Emma. Lol

[@candymills9446]

Wonderful card! Good luck with the puppy training :o)

[@maylynncupp6653]

Your card is so adorable this is my favorite stamp set. About the dog eating poo just think less to have to pick up in the yard lol I love ur stories doent matter what its about thank you for just being you

[@suzanneflottmeier9128]

This is one of my favorite cards you’ve done. That puppy on the hills is the cutest use of him I’ve seen! So creative ! Thank you for all your videos and story times, I enjoy it all very much.

[@cheri6905]

DARLING card, Kelly! Love how you did the snow flying around the dog! Good luck on the training for Emma - you are so patient for not giving up on her. Molly-dog must just roll her eyes when Emma misbehaves - ha!

[@reneeepting3508]

I have Emma's brother from another mother...I feel your pain. Love the card!

[@shellyray2416]

Love the snow details. We have a 10 month old Golden Retriever and she is a handful as well. We have her go to doggie daycare atleast once or twice a week for a half day. She comes home so exhausted and I love it. The min she gets in the car she falls asleep and sleeps until really the next day. Does Molly not play with Emma in the backyard? I know its cold so it makes it harder. As for the poop they have products you put on Molly's food that Emma will not like eating later... I hope the trainer has tips you can share with us because I need them for ours. Jumping and barking are two of the worst habits we need to break before I go crazy... We have tried ignoring it to using a buzzer for training and nothing helps. Oh she loves paper of any kind. From clean paper towels to mail and cardboard boxes. If we see her then she blots with whatever shes chewing on because she knows better and doesn't want it taken away...

[@KellyTaylorCards]

Molly does play with her.

[@cptdebbie]

I love it. ❤

[@carolhodges9899]

This card is adorable!! I love it, and I love watching you create!! You are a whiz with Copics! I’m sorry about your situation with Emma. You might want to take her to a vet just to see if there’s anything ailing her before you take her to the trainer. It may be a physical rather than behavioral issue. Just a thought. I hope all works out with her. In the meantime, maybe let them out to do their business separately. Maybe that’ll help a little. Good luck.

[@heleenglazenburg1405]

wow such a lovely card.We didn't have any snow so far in our country.I miss it although it s not do fun for people to drive through snow. I love the serinity that snow brings A almost magical light and bright world.Maybe next year.All animale dat pooh.I know it s disguisting .Sometimes they do it because of lack of a certain vitamine of mineral .Many. Cats do IT to.The vet told my daughter who had the same problem with the kitten.To immediatly remove the pooh zo the kitten would not make IT a habit.I don t know I really cant watch it without getting sick to my stomach.

[@melindagibson8606]

Wow!!! The snow was amazing.. so cute!!! TfS!

[@AmazinGraceXOXO1]

Kelly, one of my dogs used to do that. Lick poop. I happened to have plague toothwipes by Petkin, so that's what I cleaned his mouth with, the first time I caught him, and every time after that. He hated the taste of those wipes so I think that's helped with breaking him out of the habit. Because he knows whenever he does it, here come the wipes! I would buy some and use them whenever she comes back in, if you re not sure of what she was doing. The best thing you can do is try to watch her. I don't know why they do it. I've never had dogs before, I've always had cats so I'm a little new at this whole dog thing.

[@lynnecoleman1135]

Hi Kelly. I don’t post a lot. I wanted to give you info on resolving the poop issue. There is a powder that they give dogs so they won’t eat their own poop. They eat it and it makes the poop taste bad. Like it doesn’t already? gahhh! Any way my vet gave it to my cat and guess what. The dog quit eating cat poop! So maybe if you sprinkle it on Molly’s food the other dog won’t munch talk to your vet. Feel free to share how my vet used it. Good luck. Lynne

[@743linda]

Great card! Good luck with Emma! Paramount Dog Training in Medina is amazing too. They have a Facebook page. Hope it all works out well!!!

[@karenroberts9410]

Love the card ... yummy colors :-) We had a 'poo' eater, there is a product you can get at the vet that you sprinkle on their food. Suppose to make the poo not taste so good ...lol ... worked for our dog

[@charlottephillips4272]

I love the card. I subscribed and think I will learn a lot from you.

[@KellyTaylorCards]

Welcome to the crazy :)

[@RiseandProcraftinate]

I love the snow technique around the dog. As far as Emma, I wish you the best of luck with all of it. We had a dog that ate her own poop in her later years and were never able to break her of it. We tried all the vets suggestions and everything off Google. There are special treats you can buy, you can add pumpkin to their food (in your case, the other dogs food), etc. We tried it all and nothing worked for us. It's a form of Pica and it's not an easy thing to break once they start it, so I hope for your sake, these people can help you, because yeah.... It's horrifyingly gross.

[@scrapgirl6]

The joys of puppyhood 🤣🤣

[@suearcher8708]

Once again I love your stories! I so want to know how the training came out. I have a two year old who still chews on things that not only don't belong to him, they may harm him. He ate my glasses and my spare. I don't mean he chewed on them so that they were uncomfortable, I only found part of them and 1/2 a lense.

[@lflines]

Cute scene, love the sliding puppy. I can relate to the untrainable dog story, so frustrating! It sounds like you all love Emma a lot and I hope boarding school helps her become a better family member.

[@pamlitzinger1555]

Great card! The snow layers and sunset are very cool looking😉 poo snacking lol 😂 its only reconstituted dog food hahaha omg ! Good luck!

[@wendy8184]

Such a cool card Kelly! Love the dog and the snow flicking up off him. Good luck with the dog training, great idea sending her off for training. I was told that a lot of dogs get surrendered at 9 months of age as it’s basically their teenage years and it’s hard work. Just a thought, Is the dog poop eating a vitamin or mineral disorder?

[@SuzPicard]

Love that you give us useful advice on coloring. I have the Prismacolor pencils so I am glued to the screen, volume up. I do have a cheap brand of markers (you work with you got) and even though mine color markers don’t come out as beautiful as yours I think there are techniques you teach make a little bit better. So thank you for your time and sharing your expertise. P.S. Love story time too!

[@KellyTaylorCards]

So glad you're learning things. Thank you!

[@KoiPonggo]

I can’t stop laughing.... love your story time 😂💜💜 As always love your card!🥰😍💜

[@vanessahodgson4759]

What I would say is that when she pee's she gets attention because you will then be telling her no so it’s basically attention through negative behaviour, what you need to do is ignore her when she is behaving negatively even if you see her peeing because she will think oh that didn’t get me any attention and then reward her when she behaves how you want her to with play etc, it does work it just takes time and patience. But I wish you luck in whatever you decide to do x

[@TatianaPCarvalho]

Awesome card! Story time left me in stitches. 🤣😂

[@katecurrie7499]

Totally adorable Kelly, fabulous little scene and awesome colouring. I'm sure Emma's behaviour will be sorted at the boot camp, good luck with it all, xx