Why Does Great Dane Eat Unnecessary Things
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Why does Great Dane eat unnecessary things?
Eating of unedible things, like toilet paper, candy wrappers, socks and many other objects is very popular problem, faced by many Great Danes' owners. This behaviour isn’t only unhygienic, but also very dangerous for the dog’s health. And to prevent your Great Dane from doing it, let’s determine why he may do it.
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