)I have mentioned before that he eats grass and hay but it's getting worse and beyond ridiculous. The hay situation has improved; mostly because he rarely goes in the yard because really, there's nothing beyond that out there for him. But, pretty much everywhere to take a dog - except along the pavement, and even then some have grass verges - has grass. It started off just the odd bits of longer grass but it's developed into pulling grass, with roots, out of the ground to eat and eating mud
The places close to us (within walking distance) are all a bit waterlogged so there's squelchy bits with holes. Whilst he didn't originally put the holes there he does have a dig about in them and eats whatever he can find as well as whatever is on the floor by the front door when we come in with muddy shoes. We started on kibble - came us to on iams biscuits and butchers meat, went onto vet's kitchen biscuits then applaws biscuits before making the switch to raw. When first switched I anticipated him acting hungrier because of the lack of fillers but we've been raw for 53 days now and he's just getting worse. Today he was fixated on eating this bit of grass to the point I had to physically move him away because there was no way on earth he was going willingly. It's also making it hard to add to his training because the most important thing in the world is eating this grass to the point that when playing fetch he'll drop his ball to eat it which, from the way he acts when there's even the remote possibility of having his ball is nothing short of a miracle.HELP! I really don't want to stick a muzzle on him because I don't feel like he has a "real reason" for one; his leave or inedibles in the street is greatly improving - including chewing gum woo - and he doesn't usually get chance for food items at the minute; thanks to the cold weather. But, he's starting to also go for weeds between the pavement slabs and I am out of ideas. Moving on, distraction, treats, toys, games nothing is working and his recall is non-existent in this situation too. I think maybe the only thing that would make him voluntarily move is a dog approaching
I'd end up putting mesh or something around the outside of it! 
