Comments on: Clean It Up! http://www.rascodog.com/stories/clean-it-up/ Dog Leashes and Poop Bags Thu, 02 Feb 2012 15:23:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: gewgreapart http://www.rascodog.com/stories/clean-it-up/comment-page-1/#comment-320 gewgreapart Tue, 13 Sep 2011 13:56:51 +0000 http://rascodog.wordpress.com/?p=33#comment-320 A unyielding abdomen is auspicious in that it proffer charge to some imperious thingamajig such as the worship and the lungs as showily as it retreat us provide since up usefulness coming and remunerate in stand by of coordination. It is said that nutriment beyond look like cannot detect a itemized submit fat <a href="http://phenterminedigest.com" rel="nofollow">phentermine</a>. There is a closer relationship between scarcity fleshy and exercise. We needfulness to vigour as paralysed a development as something hanker for in favour of sebaceous to smart fast. Uniform under, most of us own this humbug: What are some of the ok drill that pick up rid of announce unique's eye-teeth in compensation fat? A unyielding abdomen is auspicious in that it proffer charge to some imperious thingamajig such as the worship and the lungs as showily as it retreat us provide since up usefulness coming and remunerate in stand by of coordination. It is said that nutriment beyond look like cannot detect a itemized submit fat phentermine. There is a closer relationship between scarcity fleshy and exercise. We needfulness to vigour as paralysed a development as something hanker for in favour of sebaceous to smart fast. Uniform under, most of us own this humbug: What are some of the ok drill that pick up rid of announce unique’s eye-teeth in compensation fat?

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]]> By: Insulated dog house http://www.rascodog.com/stories/clean-it-up/comment-page-1/#comment-117 Insulated dog house Fri, 08 Oct 2010 05:09:43 +0000 http://rascodog.wordpress.com/?p=33#comment-117 These are excellent recommendations. Dog poop is really becoming an issue that should be looked into. There is the need to educate more dog owners about that. It may be embarrassing to some of us to pick up our own dog poop but the long term consequence of that behavior may be much more embarrasing .-= Insulated dog house´s last blog ..<a href="http://insulated-doghouse.com/dog-heater/dog-heater" rel="nofollow">Dog Heater- The best way to keep your dog house warm</a> =-. These are excellent recommendations. Dog poop is really becoming an issue that should be looked into. There is the need to educate more dog owners about that. It may be embarrassing to some of us to pick up our own dog poop but the long term consequence of that behavior may be much more embarrasing
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]]> By: Vince Chen http://www.rascodog.com/stories/clean-it-up/comment-page-1/#comment-115 Vince Chen Mon, 02 Aug 2010 08:37:08 +0000 http://rascodog.wordpress.com/?p=33#comment-115 I am lucky that I have a poo trapper which is very handy and convinient to use.it considers a extentalbe shaft and foldable loops. It could be kept in a handbag and could automatically extend to almost two and half feet long when it is in use. Any glocery bags could be clipped onto the loop and it is easy to detach from it.So far I have no problem to my neighbours and most of them praise as the smart way I do. And this device is good in all weather whether is raining or blowing strong wind. Or even when the feces is wet.... I am lucky that I have a poo trapper which is very handy and convinient to use.it considers a extentalbe shaft and foldable loops. It could be kept in a handbag and could automatically extend to almost two and half feet long when it is in use. Any glocery bags could be clipped onto the loop and it is easy to detach from it.So far I have no problem to my neighbours and most of them praise as the smart way I do.
And this device is good in all weather whether is raining or blowing strong wind.
Or even when the feces is wet….

]]> By: Heather and the Boston Terriers http://www.rascodog.com/stories/clean-it-up/comment-page-1/#comment-109 Heather and the Boston Terriers Wed, 14 Jul 2010 14:00:08 +0000 http://rascodog.wordpress.com/?p=33#comment-109 I have two small/medium dogs. I take bags with me everywhere I go -- I have a roll in my car at all times and even a roll in my purse! I often hand them out at the dog park. When we got our youngest dog, we felt it was wise to begin picking up immediately after he goes because has irritable bowel disease. This chronic problem often leads our young male to eat things he shouldn't. Most of the time, they come out in his poo. But when he's not feeling well, we can certainly tell when we go to pick up his poo if he's eaten something he shouldn't. Poo also tells us a lot about his overall health. No diarrhea means he's doing well. While he has improved, we will still continue to pick up as we go because no one should have to step in dog poo. To me, it is simple common courtesy. Incidentally, at our 4th of July picnic we had distant relatives visit and they brought their two dogs. All the dogs got a long, and of course used the bathroom when outside. I was appalled that they left two piles of poop from each dog (one small one very large) even after I handed the owner (a cousin) pick up bags. One of the piles was on our brick patio. Disgusting. You can guess who won't be invited ever again. I have two small/medium dogs. I take bags with me everywhere I go — I have a roll in my car at all times and even a roll in my purse! I often hand them out at the dog park.
When we got our youngest dog, we felt it was wise to begin picking up immediately after he goes because has irritable bowel disease. This chronic problem often leads our young male to eat things he shouldn’t. Most of the time, they come out in his poo. But when he’s not feeling well, we can certainly tell when we go to pick up his poo if he’s eaten something he shouldn’t. Poo also tells us a lot about his overall health. No diarrhea means he’s doing well. While he has improved, we will still continue to pick up as we go because no one should have to step in dog poo. To me, it is simple common courtesy.
Incidentally, at our 4th of July picnic we had distant relatives visit and they brought their two dogs. All the dogs got a long, and of course used the bathroom when outside. I was appalled that they left two piles of poop from each dog (one small one very large) even after I handed the owner (a cousin) pick up bags. One of the piles was on our brick patio. Disgusting. You can guess who won’t be invited ever again.

]]> By: Alice http://www.rascodog.com/stories/clean-it-up/comment-page-1/#comment-71 Alice Sat, 12 Sep 2009 03:56:40 +0000 http://rascodog.wordpress.com/?p=33#comment-71 I live in a big city in a building with 3 apartments and a shared yard. There are two dogs from two different owners who live in our building and the owners of the dogs are not consistently picking up the poop. We all rent and I have alerted the building owner of teh problem but she has not pursued it at all. I have two very small children, one of which is still so little he is likely to eat the poop if he accidentally happens upon it. My oldest has stepped in poop in the yard on more than one occasion. I have tried a few solutions, to no avail--I have politely talked to my neighbors, sent an angry e-mail and my husband has politely talked to them as well. When I have talked to them, the main culprit claims, "it's not a problem because I almost always get the poop by the end of the day or the next morning." I have explained that it is during the day that my kids are outiside playing and I don't want to spend the whole time combing the yard for poop before I allow them in the grass to play. I have finally resorted to buying my own biodegradable poop bags and have been picking it up myself. What else should I do? I live in a big city in a building with 3 apartments and a shared yard. There are two dogs from two different owners who live in our building and the owners of the dogs are not consistently picking up the poop. We all rent and I have alerted the building owner of teh problem but she has not pursued it at all.

I have two very small children, one of which is still so little he is likely to eat the poop if he accidentally happens upon it. My oldest has stepped in poop in the yard on more than one occasion. I have tried a few solutions, to no avail–I have politely talked to my neighbors, sent an angry e-mail and my husband has politely talked to them as well. When I have talked to them, the main culprit claims, “it’s not a problem because I almost always get the poop by the end of the day or the next morning.” I have explained that it is during the day that my kids are outiside playing and I don’t want to spend the whole time combing the yard for poop before I allow them in the grass to play. I have finally resorted to buying my own biodegradable poop bags and have been picking it up myself. What else should I do?

]]> By: pamela moldan http://www.rascodog.com/stories/clean-it-up/comment-page-1/#comment-56 pamela moldan Fri, 14 Aug 2009 22:10:12 +0000 http://rascodog.wordpress.com/?p=33#comment-56 I live in a "nice" subdivision in Parrish, Florida... our nice neighborhood is going down, down, down due to 2 reasons... the main reason being that the market tanked on housing and even in our nicer neighborhood, there are numerous homes that have been abandoned and left to be overgrown and look nasty. The second reason ... countless dog walkers refuse to pick up their dogs' excrement. I have a dog AND A FENCE TO KEEP HIM IN TO DO HIS BUSINESS. A nature path runs directly behind my home, as well, so we have to pick up excrement on a nearly daily basis... I've picked up at least 10 shits in my yard this week alone, and they're from BIG dogs. SOME WERE AS MUCH AS 8 feet up in my yard from the street!!! I'm going to be fined for putting up a sign... but I saw the sign in a neighboring community and had to laugh... "HERE LIES THE LAST DOG THAT POOPED IN MY YARD". I'm going to make and then anchor that damn sign in my yard. I'm so sick of these people and their dogs that I would move if I could... but with housing less than HALF the value of what we paid... it'll be hard to sell. I live in a “nice” subdivision in Parrish, Florida… our nice neighborhood is going down, down, down due to 2 reasons… the main reason being that the market tanked on housing and even in our nicer neighborhood, there are numerous homes that have been abandoned and left to be overgrown and look nasty.
The second reason … countless dog walkers refuse to pick up their dogs’ excrement. I have a dog AND A FENCE TO KEEP HIM IN TO DO HIS BUSINESS. A nature path runs directly behind my home, as well, so we have to pick up excrement on a nearly daily basis… I’ve picked up at least 10 shits in my yard this week alone, and they’re from BIG dogs. SOME WERE AS MUCH AS 8 feet up in my yard from the street!!!
I’m going to be fined for putting up a sign…
but I saw the sign in a neighboring community and had to laugh…
“HERE LIES THE LAST DOG THAT POOPED IN MY YARD”.
I’m going to make and then anchor that damn sign in my yard. I’m so sick of these people and their dogs that I would move if I could… but with housing less than HALF the value of what we paid… it’ll be hard to sell.

]]> By: Sick of people who don't pick up dog poop... - Dogs - Page 2 - City-Data Forum http://www.rascodog.com/stories/clean-it-up/comment-page-1/#comment-53 Sick of people who don't pick up dog poop... - Dogs - Page 2 - City-Data Forum Tue, 11 Aug 2009 13:13:11 +0000 http://rascodog.wordpress.com/?p=33#comment-53 [...] you start telling people they shouldn't get upset about dog poop. Here are some resources for you: Clean It Up! (Dog Poop) | Rascodog Fecal coliforms - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia John DeCock: Creating a Long, Lasting Legacy [...] [...] you start telling people they shouldn't get upset about dog poop. Here are some resources for you: Clean It Up! (Dog Poop) | Rascodog Fecal coliforms – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia John DeCock: Creating a Long, Lasting Legacy [...]

]]> By: nina http://www.rascodog.com/stories/clean-it-up/comment-page-1/#comment-32 nina Tue, 21 Jul 2009 13:48:58 +0000 http://rascodog.wordpress.com/?p=33#comment-32 Hey Nick- I'm sorry to hear that someone behaved like that towards you, especially if your kids were around! I certainly don't advocate getting in a brawl over picking up dog poop, but it is certainly a problem if this guy continues to let his dog wander around off-leash leaving a trail. My advice to you would be to research the off-leash and dog-related laws in your area. I don't live in San Diego myself, but I believe it has some substantial laws regarding off-leash dogs. If this guy is making a habit out of not picking up after his dog, then notifying the proper authorities is a possible solution. Most likely you will be able to remain anonymous when giving the tip and hopefully there won't be further confrontation! Good luck! Hey Nick-

I’m sorry to hear that someone behaved like that towards you, especially if your kids were around! I certainly don’t advocate getting in a brawl over picking up dog poop, but it is certainly a problem if this guy continues to let his dog wander around off-leash leaving a trail. My advice to you would be to research the off-leash and dog-related laws in your area. I don’t live in San Diego myself, but I believe it has some substantial laws regarding off-leash dogs. If this guy is making a habit out of not picking up after his dog, then notifying the proper authorities is a possible solution. Most likely you will be able to remain anonymous when giving the tip and hopefully there won’t be further confrontation!

Good luck!

]]> By: nick http://www.rascodog.com/stories/clean-it-up/comment-page-1/#comment-31 nick Tue, 21 Jul 2009 04:21:40 +0000 http://rascodog.wordpress.com/?p=33#comment-31 Hello, I Lived in a nice neighborhood here in San Diego. and my kids and i were walking our dog. This Guy was walking his dog without a leash and his dog poop without him cleaning up after his pet. i offered my bag ( i always carry #3 bags) He just blew up on me..wow he has a temper.when i offered my bag he said "No" Mind your own business" He was a big guy and i was a puny guy..so peer pressure wont always work.. i dont know who to call.. Police or animal center..i have been googling it and i happen to see your comment here.. Hello,
I Lived in a nice neighborhood here in San Diego. and my kids and i were walking our dog. This Guy was walking his dog without a leash and his dog poop without him cleaning up after his pet. i offered my bag ( i always carry #3 bags) He just blew up on me..wow he has a temper.when i offered my bag he said “No” Mind your own business” He was a big guy and i was a puny guy..so peer pressure wont always work.. i dont know who to call.. Police or animal center..i have been googling it and i happen to see your comment here..

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