How do I get my dog to stop eating bees?

Question

She hunts down and eats flies, wasps bees and any bug about that size and i fear she'll get stung in the throat or mouith.

Answer 1

Not good. I'd suggest a leash and total supervison. She probably will get stung or bit and figure out this isn't a good plan.

Answer 2

when you see her eating or trying to get the bee, run up and yell a stern angry NO! And put her inside, give her the silent treatment for about 10-15 minuets. The yelling may scare her, but its for the best. You may have to do this a few times maybe awhile, but she will get the point. Also, she may be afraid to do it in front of you. So take her out one day, and go back inside, close the door and let her know your not out there, then watch through a window, or somewhere where she cant see you, and then run out to scold her when you catch her. Then put her inside and give her the silent treatment. It would be alot better if you had a cage, or you could tie her up inside. To get through a dog, you have to be phisical, and loud. Not like hitting her, but like making her stay.

Hope this helps = - )

Answer 3

Good question. If you find out a way let me know. I have a dog that does the same & she is allergic to bee stings. I've already had to take her to an Emergency Vet two times. Of course both times would have to be on a Sunday. Good luck getting a good & successful answer!!!!

Answer 4

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Answer 5

If your dog eats bees then there might be something wrong with it.You might want to get it checked out.

Answer 6

Mine tries to do it too.I've always just told him no and redirected his attention elsewhere like to a ball or the swimming pool or saying it's time to go in the house or bye-bye.Sometimes just calling him to me as I turn and walk away is all it takes.

Answer 7

i dont think their is a way. its been my expereince that most dogs will snap at any flying insect around them lol.. yea sooner or later the poor dear will get stung.. but otherwise as long as shes not alergic shell be ok.

Answer 8

<<<<<< I don't have any clue either how to stop them!

Answer 9

i use to have a dog but she use to eat her own Poop long time go. i dont know why she done that?

Answer 10

keep him inside.....or smack her/his nose if they eat another on he/she will stop eventually!