This morning I counted seven “piles” of dog feces on the sidewalk on Fayette. That is just a portion of the walk I do with my dog. I quit counting on the rest of my walk.
I guess you do not want to pick up the poop in your own yard to keep it looking nice. Well, good for you! But who do you think should pick it up from the sidewalk and street if not you? What do you think is going to happen to it -- magically disappear?
I can’t even enjoy my walk because I have to keep my head down so I don’t step in “your dog’s business.” It is selfish, unhealthy and disgusting. Pick up your pooch’s poop, please.
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Judy Pikosz
This morning I counted seven “piles” of dog feces on the sidewalk on Fayette. That is just a portion of the walk I do with my dog. I quit counting on the rest of my walk.
I guess you do not want to pick up the poop in your own yard to keep it looking nice. Well, good for you! But who do you think should pick it up from the sidewalk and street if not you? What do you think is going to happen to it -- magically disappear?
I can’t even enjoy my walk because I have to keep my head down so I don’t step in “your dog’s business.” It is selfish, unhealthy and disgusting. Pick up your pooch’s poop, please.
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