Wooleysmum
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Sounds gross but! How do you dispose of doggie poos if you live in a house surrounded by other houses! At the moment I live with fields all round me so no problem but if I moved to suburbia!!
Poo Disposal!!
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Tinkerbee
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wheelie bin...? thats what we do..but not in suburbia lol
danhappy
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I bag it then bin it, although I do try to get as much as possible in one nappy sack! Got no other facilities round here to get rid of it, and I was told not to put it down the toilet as the water board would have a fit (their system isnt designed to cope with doggy doo) Something to do with is breaks down different. Yuk!
rabatsa
Confuddled
ditto, wheelie bin
Oneofthepack
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I read somewhere that as long as it's double bagged it can go in the wheelie bin
fmay
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You can get special compost bins that you sink into the garden that decompose doggy poo.
Spot_the_Risk
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Wheely bin. We had a bin that we sunk into the garden, but it just couldn't cope despite all the chemicals you chuck into it. We haven't opened it for about 18 months, too scared...!
Friend of mine breeds dogs, she has 18, mainly toys, and she has a company collect her dog waste on a weekly basis. Obvioucly she pays for the service, but it keeps the neighbours sweet.
Friend of mine breeds dogs, she has 18, mainly toys, and she has a company collect her dog waste on a weekly basis. Obvioucly she pays for the service, but it keeps the neighbours sweet.
Aragost
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Stuff it in your neighbours letterbox
I live in a semi-Rurul area, though there are houses all about me there are woods, feilds, ect... a couple of steps away, so when I don't decide to give the neighbours carpet a manure sprinkeling, I usually throw it in a bin, or dence bushes if I'm in a wood ect... which is legal under the 1996 Dogs (Fouling of Land) Act, anyway the council advice you either to bin it in a dog sh*te bin, if one can't be found, in a dustbin and if neither of the above can be found in a litter bin, don't ask me what the difference is.....
Anyway, hope this helps,
- McPiiEE
I live in a semi-Rurul area, though there are houses all about me there are woods, feilds, ect... a couple of steps away, so when I don't decide to give the neighbours carpet a manure sprinkeling, I usually throw it in a bin, or dence bushes if I'm in a wood ect... which is legal under the 1996 Dogs (Fouling of Land) Act, anyway the council advice you either to bin it in a dog sh*te bin, if one can't be found, in a dustbin and if neither of the above can be found in a litter bin, don't ask me what the difference is.....
Anyway, hope this helps,
- McPiiEE
Honeypots
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my dogs have their own toilet..
echodomino
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LOL @ honeypots!
Haha, if they go up the garden on the grass I usually shovel it into the flower beds or the brambles at the bottom of the garden.
I know people who bin it in the wheelie bin and people who flush it down outside toilets.
Haha, if they go up the garden on the grass I usually shovel it into the flower beds or the brambles at the bottom of the garden.
I know people who bin it in the wheelie bin and people who flush it down outside toilets.
Fantasy_World
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When mine poo at home in the garden I use those cheap nappy sacks ( about 99p for 200/300) and try and get as many poos in one bag. Not because I'm a tight arse ( well a little lol when it comes to sh*te) but to help with the environment so I use less plastic bags. They they go into a carrier bag and when full it goes in the wheelie bin.
If I am out with the dogs and they poo in the park, path or pavement it gets picked up, bagged and put into a bin. My village is semi rural and we don't have a proper dog poo bin.
If I am out in the woods then so long as they haven't done it on the path it gets left as it is quite alright to do so as pointed out above and as stated here under the Dogs (Fouling of Land) Act 1996 in which the act does not apply to land of any of the following descriptions, namely
(a) land used for agriculture or for woodlands;
(b) land which is predominantly marshland, moor or heath; and
(c) common land to which the public are entitled or permitted to have access otherwise than by virtue of section 193(1) of the [1925 c. 20.] Law of Property Act 1925 (right of access to urban common land).
Caz
If I am out with the dogs and they poo in the park, path or pavement it gets picked up, bagged and put into a bin. My village is semi rural and we don't have a proper dog poo bin.
If I am out in the woods then so long as they haven't done it on the path it gets left as it is quite alright to do so as pointed out above and as stated here under the Dogs (Fouling of Land) Act 1996 in which the act does not apply to land of any of the following descriptions, namely
(a) land used for agriculture or for woodlands;
(b) land which is predominantly marshland, moor or heath; and
(c) common land to which the public are entitled or permitted to have access otherwise than by virtue of section 193(1) of the [1925 c. 20.] Law of Property Act 1925 (right of access to urban common land).
Caz