You might have the cutest dog in the world, but there are still a few things you don’t want to watch them do. Luckily Star Paws columnist Catherine Lamb has some helpful advice Nobody needs that (Image: Getty Images)

Watching your pooch scoot their bum along the carpet has to be one of the most embarrassing things to experience as a dog owner. ‌

And while many people believe it’s an indicator of worms, the PDSA says anal glands are far more likely to be the cause. ‌

These are two small sacs on either side of your pooch’s bottom . They release a strong-smelling fluid when your dog poos, acting as a territorial scent marker. ‌

“Healthy anal glands usually empty naturally when a dog poos . However, problems can occur if the ducts become blocked. This can cause irritati

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