Poop Alert

Cowgirl

Well-Known Member
You all are crazy. We had a huge yard, and we never picked up the crap. We never really stepped in it...our dogs would go in or near the woods. :shrug:
 

virgovictoria

Tight Pants and Lipstick
PREMO Member
My Lily has been leaving fart imprints on the carpet! :yay: Yeah baby! :barf: It seems that on occasion when she passes gas, she has a little blow out, leaving a little brown spot on the carpet that the air trapped on the way from the velocity and thrust. :ohwell:

(I have a long handled carpet brush :yay:)
 

aanderson

Member
My house is on just shy of two acres (which is for sale BTW and can be yours for the right price :yay: :lol:) and we rarely pick up doody unless we have people coming over. :shrug:

We don't pick it up unless company is coming over either...just let it dry and mow the grass. :whistle:
 

Scoops

Watch your step
P.S.A.

What is in Dog Waste?

Some Common Diseases:

Roundworm

Giardia

Campylobacter

Leptospira

Tapeworm

Cryptosporidium

E. Coli

Fecal Coliforms


Dog Waste is a Public Health Issue.

Each of those listed above is a disease that humans CAN get!

Us adults may not roll in the fields, roll on the grass with our dogs, or touch the dog’s toys and then our mouths because we understand how diseases are spread.

Young children are not so careful.

If a child touches an object that has been in contact with dog feces and then touches their hand to their mouth, they could become infected with a disease.

Roundworm larva, if ingested by a human, can migrate throughout the body to organs such as the brain, lungs, kidneys, liver, heart, or eyes. Roundworm larva can cause blindness.

Reasons to Scoop the Poop:

1. To Protect our CHILDREN from DISEASE.

2. To Monitor your DOG'S HEALTH.

3. To Protect local water quality.

4. To Respect our community and the visitor experience.

5. It’s the law to pick up pet waste deposited in a public place.



"Southern Maryland Pet Waste Removal- We Take CRAP... Seriously!!!"


Southern Maryland Pet Waste Removal
 
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Cowgirl

Well-Known Member
P.S.A.

What is in Dog Waste?

Some Common Diseases:

Roundworm

Giardia

Campylobacter

Leptospira

Tapeworm

Cryptosporidium

E. Coli

Fecal Coliforms


Dog Waste is a Public Health Issue.

Each of those listed above is a disease that humans CAN get!

Us adults may not roll in the fields, roll on the grass with our dogs, or touch the dog’s toys and then our mouths because we understand how diseases are spread.

Young children are not so careful.

If a child touches an object that has been in contact with dog feces and then touches their hand to their mouth, they could become infected with a disease.

Roundworm larva, if ingested by a human, can migrate throughout the body to organs such as the brain, lungs, kidneys, liver, heart, or eyes. Roundworm larva can cause blindness.

Reasons to Scoop the Poop:

1. To Protect our CHILDREN from DISEASE.

2. To Monitor your DOG'S HEALTH.

3. To Protect local water quality.

4. To Respect our community and the visitor experience.

5. It’s the law to pick up pet waste deposited in a public place.



"Southern Maryland Pet Waste Removal- We Take CRAP... Seriously!!!"


Southern Maryland Pet Waste Removal

So deworm your dogs and you won't have to worry about it! :yay:
 
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