Dog scooting might look funny at first, but it's a sign that something is wrong "back there". If you notice your Frenchie scooting just once or just here and there, you might not need to rush off to the vet. It depends on how much it’s happening. Sometimes, they might just have an itch. You could try cleaning the area with a gentle shampoo and soft washcloth, making sure to rinse away all the soap completely and dry the area well with a clean paper towel. If the dog scooting happens more than once a day, or if the behavior goes on for more than a day or two, it’s time for a visit to the vet.  Here's a list of possible scooting causes: 1. It might be caused by worms. If you notice any sign of worms in the dog feces, give the dog anthelmintics. Always follow the description on the box regarding the required amount! 2. The stench gland is full. The vet or the dog groomer will express the anal glands. 3. It also might be caused by fungus. Only vets can diagnose this, and they will prescribe a fungicide cream and some pills. If you need more information on this topic, join our closed Facebook Frenchie Family group, where you can read a lot of tips and experiences of other owners. If you are already a member, click HERE to jump to health-related posts.  Read what TomKings Family members think about this topic If you have any question regarding the health of your TomKings Frenchie, please send it to health@tomkingskennel.com and we’ll forward it to our vet!