I bet you didn't know that dogs poop along magnetic lines.

[OWC Jamie]

some dogs obviously didn't get the memo

[Jack D.]

I'll ask the hounds if that's the way, uh-huh uh-huh they like it. Uh-huh uh-huh....

[haikuman]

Arrrrrooooooooooooooooo ~!~

I love them hounds *(:>*

[Wags]

I thought I was the only one who did that

[Thrift Store Scott]

beagledave wrote:
Now you know.

Results
Dogs preferred to excrete with the body being aligned along the North-south axis under calm MF conditions. This directional behavior was abolished under Unstable MF. The best predictor of the behavioral switch was the rate of change in declination, i.e., polar orientation of the MF.

Okay... yeah, that's an interesting bit of information, but when will science tackle the really big dog pooping preference question: Why do dogs insist on pooping directly under the clothes line no matter where in the yard said clothes line is located?

[mrlynn]

Is that why the danged dogs wander all over the yard looking for just the right spot? Which spot is by no means right next to the last spot? Requiring us to scour the yard looking for all the piles? And why they can't learn to go in one corner, like more civilized critters?

/Mr Lynn

[Jack D.]

Thrift Store Scott wrote:
[quote=beagledave]
Now you know.

Results
Dogs preferred to excrete with the body being aligned along the North-south axis under calm MF conditions. This directional behavior was abolished under Unstable MF. The best predictor of the behavioral switch was the rate of change in declination, i.e., polar orientation of the MF.

Okay... yeah, that's an interesting bit of information, but when will science tackle the really big dog pooping preference question: Why do dogs insist on pooping directly under the clothes line no matter where in the yard said clothes line is located?
The sheets give them privacy.

[MikeF]

We must have a black hole under our property as there is no rhyme or reason as to where or direction ours poop.