Is it normal that my dog only eats yellow crayons??

So a while ago my chihuahua got into my crayons and ate/chewed up three yellow crayons
and then today I'm coloring and I'm using red, green and blue crayons and she doesn't give a crap but then I switch to a yellow crayon and she tries to grab it away from me with her mouth. Is there something different they put in yellow crayons that attracts dogs or is my dog just weird?

Also, my dog got into a bag of gummy bears and ate most of them except for the orange ones?
I know it's stupid but I'm just confused as to why my dog is "picky" when it comes to certain colored items.

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Comments ( 14 )
  • thanksforthefreecar

    Arent crayons poidon to dogs?

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  • SeverusFan23

    Don't let your dog eat crayons.

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  • NotStrangeBird

    Try dog food.

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  • 777electric

    Your dogs racist, why won't he eat blue crayons.?

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  • Hollolly

    probs not..

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  • manfart999

    -_- what a healthy diet. lol

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  • Cups

    No,he must eat the orange ones

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  • AbnormallyAwesome

    Van Gogh sometimes ate yellow paint.

    I'm just saying what everyone's thinking.

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  • blue_burr

    Hahaha that's funny!!!!! flick his nose.

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  • Terence_the_viking

    Curtains?

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  • 1000yrVampireKing

    Maybe they like certien colors because it associates it with certien things.

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    • Moonbow

      Dogs can't see colors! The dog is eating certain colors because of something used in the manufacture of those colors that the dog can detect and likes.

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      • 1000yrVampireKing

        They see in shades. They see black and white. In black and white things are not black and white. They are several shades of grey.

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        • Moonbow

          That's what I said, genius, dogs do NOT see colors. Black, white and grey are non-colors! Perhaps I can make it easier for you to understand: Ever seen an old black & white movie? Even though there are "shades of grey," it's still called black & white as opposed to "color."

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