[Gpdd] Behaviour - Eating hair!

[Griffin, Diane]

Hi guys
Well Quentin and Oscar have been having all sorts of treats this week. Fine
beans seem to go down well, and last night they had radish tops and spinach,
besides which they seem to eat twice their own volume in hay every day!

Laken and Lasher  my boys are very verbal, it has got to the stage where
they wheek when they see either Tom or I near the back door never mind when
we open it. It's lovely , I chat to them all the time and tell them about my
day, asking them what they have been up to, yes bonkers I know but I adore
them so much!

I have a question. The other night both Quentin and Oscar were on my lap and
poddling about on the sofa when Oscar started eating Quentin's hair, (they
are both long haired). But only from around his bum area, Quentin didn't
seem bothered but Oscar was getting quite enthusiatic so I tried to
discourage it, incase things got a bit rough. Have any of you seen this
before? Are they just playing or grooming?

One final thing where is the grease gland? I have checked my boys but can't
seem to find it. 

Have a lovely day 
Love
Oscar Quentin and D
xx


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