Ok, so I've moved this thread back out there so we can help this person learn how to discipline his dog in a more appropriate way.
I'm not sure what you mean by "beating" "as lightly as possible". The word "beating" in English means punching hard with your closed fist or using some sort of instrument to beat the dog harshly. There's no way to "beat" something "as lightly as possible". Maybe you're smacking the dog with your open palm? That's the only light way I can think of to hit something. Dog experts recommend not hitting your dog. They say it will make the dog become afraid of you and not trust you. Some people learn dog training from Cesar Milan, the Dog Whisperer. He teaches you how to train dogs. There are a lot of YouTube videos you can watch where he shares his techniques. Hopefully they are available in your country.
As for eating poop and raw meat, yes dogs often do that. It's not really understood why they eat poop. Obviously you don't want your dog to eat poop, so try to watch him carefully when he's outside. Keep his poops cleaned up so he's not eating the old ones. Dogs like to eat cat poop too because the cheap food most of us feed our cats doesn't get absorbed that well, so the cat poops most of the nutrients out, which seems like a tasty snack to your dog. It may be the same with the dog food actually. You can Google "my dog eats his poop" to see what kind of solutions people may have. I've Googled it before when one of our dogs was eating poop. Luckily, our dog stopped eating it so we never really had to deal with the issue. Hopefully it's just a phase that your dog will grow out of.
Dogs will eat raw meat. It's really not a big deal, at least in my opinion, but I understand that many people get upset about it. I mean, you don't want him to eat meat that's rotten and covered in maggots, but if it's fairly fresh, it's probably okay. Their digestive systems are more equipped to handle raw meat than ours are. Some (rich) people even feed their dog ONLY raw meat because they believe it's better for the dog. The main problem is that if your dog is eating critters (mice, birds, etc.) that died around the house, those critters may have died from being poisoned and you don't want your dog consuming any poison or even catching rabies from a rat or mouse or mole. So yeah, there are dangers there, but it's very natural for your dog to want to eat any meat they find. Just try to take it away from him. I don't think you can really beat their natural tendencies out of them. We deal with dead critters all the time at my house. The cat brings them home and then the dog grabs it and tries to eat it.
Here is a YouTube search for "dog whisperer". Maybe some of the videos will be available in your country. This guy has lots of good tips for dog training. Some people think he's mean and they only use clicker/treat training, but I personally don't see a problem with treating your dog the same way your dog treats another dog. It's a language they understand.
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_ ... l+episodes
As for whether I've beat my dogs, no, I haven't. But I've smacked them on the rear once or twice when they were fighting with each other. There are people who do beat their dogs, and yes, those people are generally considered abusive by the majority of the general public. If any animal lovers read your post they'll be very angry about it. I changed the subject line of your post to something different since it sounds like you may just need some advice on handling your misbehaved dog.
. I was so shocked the first time I see it. She digs up the soil in my garden pots (actually I love trees and plants than animals). She spoils the crops my mother grows. She eats anything possible (even poo, her poo too -_-). When she gets too crazy, I have to beat her to calm her rage 
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