View Full Version : Found a bag of poo....what would you do?
Mortal1
05-31-2021, 11:29 AM
I leave it for those who collect such things. It is quite disgusting that there are enough people around who just drop the bag of doo and walk off. What is wrong with you people????
Bogie Shooter
05-31-2021, 11:52 AM
Oh boy, another dog poop thread!:censored:
billethkid
05-31-2021, 12:20 PM
Fortunately the other 98.85769 % of us do it right!:)
jebartle
05-31-2021, 12:40 PM
I leave it for those who collect such things. It is quite disgusting that there are enough people around who just drop the bag of doo and walk off. What is wrong with you people????
Return to sender!!!!!!
dewilson58
05-31-2021, 12:56 PM
Oh boy, another dog poop thread!:censored:
Good News.................this is just a generic poop thread.
& without pictures..................it's probably fake news.
PugMom
05-31-2021, 01:42 PM
Good News.................this is just a generic poop thread.
& without pictures..................it's probably fake news.
:1rotfl: but the pictures are the best part!
alwann
05-31-2021, 01:57 PM
I leave it for those who collect such things. It is quite disgusting that there are enough people around who just drop the bag of doo and walk off. What is wrong with you people????
Oh, Boy! I'd hope it's a bag of money! At least, it was in a bag. Perhaps the dog owner dropped it by mistake. S..t happens.
Found a bag of money. What would you do?
Trying to get a consensus. If you found a paper bag with money in it and it had no identification markings. Just a plain paper bag. What would you do?
Malsua
05-31-2021, 06:46 PM
Oh boy, another dog poop thread!:censored:
The OP did not specify that it's dog poo.
It could be construction worker/spackle bucket poo. If they are thinking of others, they use a bag.
GrumpyOldMan
05-31-2021, 07:19 PM
Maybe, I would throw it away and forget it. There are plenty of more important things to get my panties in a wad about.
BTW, was it dog poo? Or is this another take on the man who pee'd thread?
Toymeister
05-31-2021, 07:58 PM
I found a bag today. I picked it and threw it away.
I didn't complain about it, I didn't wait for someone else to take care of it, I didn't ignore it.
walterray1
05-31-2021, 08:33 PM
I leave it for those who collect such things. It is quite disgusting that there are enough people around who just drop the bag of doo and walk off. What is wrong with you people????
And did you stamp it out?
Papa_lecki
05-31-2021, 08:53 PM
There thousands of dogs in the villages who poop twice or three times a day. You found one bag….owner bagged and something happened. Pretty sure owner didn’t bag it and leave it for you to find. We don’t need to hear about it.
RICH1
05-31-2021, 09:01 PM
Drop it , hole 2 ....
GrumpyOldMan
05-31-2021, 09:39 PM
I think what we are experiencing, and I don't mean to cause widespread fear or panic, is a poodemic.
BoatRatKat
06-01-2021, 04:45 AM
If they planned to leave it I don't think they would have gone through the trouble of bagging it. Some folks bag it but don't want to carry it around on the walk so they leave it and then grab it back up on their way home. At least I hope that's what's going on.
EBZ06
06-01-2021, 05:35 AM
Know who the irresponsible dog owners is? As adolescent s we would leave it at the offenders doorstep, light it on fire, ring the door bell and run! The owner will open the door --
and stamp it out. Eeww.
rochellepfaff
06-01-2021, 05:42 AM
I leave it for those who collect such things. It is quite disgusting that there are enough people around who just drop the bag of doo and walk off. What is wrong with you people????
I often leave the bag by the curb so I don't have to carry it for 3 miles. Then I pick it up on the way back from our walk. I'm sure that's what most people do. Otherwise they wouldn't bother to bag it at all. You just happened to find it before they doubled back to pick it up.
Nannyof3
06-01-2021, 05:56 AM
that's a rarity, dog owners are very good about picking up after their dogs. Give people the benefit of the doubt, FGS
gwenhwalker@yahoo.com
06-01-2021, 06:08 AM
Maybe the owner lived on your street and was going to pick it up on the way back from his walk
CFrance
06-01-2021, 06:23 AM
That's settled then. On to roundabouts.
Byte1
06-01-2021, 06:27 AM
It's good fertilizer. Carry it over to the other thread regarding bad lawns and leave it. 💩💩 💩
Homosassa Steve
06-01-2021, 06:31 AM
I leave it for those who collect such things. It is quite disgusting that there are enough people around who just drop the bag of doo and walk off. What is wrong with you people????
Probably left it so they could pick it up on their way back on the walk. Don’t worry about it. Carry in with your day.
Girlcopper
06-01-2021, 06:36 AM
I leave it for those who collect such things. It is quite disgusting that there are enough people around who just drop the bag of doo and walk off. What is wrong with you people????
Oh God. You dont live in a bubble. Ignore it or dispose of it but most of us arent really interested in this
Tuly914
06-01-2021, 06:41 AM
Maybe residents should get together and suggest The Villages put in poop stations. In my community, we have poop stations throughout the community that supply poop bags and drop boxes. Then the service company comes by weekly and replaces more poop bags and cleans out the poop stations. And if anyone might think the stations smell,, they don't! It's just a thought. 🙂
jimkerr
06-01-2021, 06:50 AM
I’m a dog owner and sadly, many people are too lazy to carry it as they should. I bought these little straps that connect to your leash. They are made to hold a poop bag so you don’t have to carry it.
Leaving it on our public paths and picking it up later is just plain lazy.
GRACEALLEMAN
06-01-2021, 06:54 AM
I leave it for those who collect such things. It is quite disgusting that there are enough people around who just drop the bag of doo and walk off. What is wrong with you people????
These are the same people who let the dog crap in others yards when no one they think is looking
RodSheets
06-01-2021, 07:00 AM
I’ve tried for years, my dog won’t poop in the bag.
Bogie Shooter
06-01-2021, 07:04 AM
Maybe residents should get together and suggest The Villages put in poop stations. In my community, we have poop stations throughout the community that supply poop bags and drop boxes. Then the service company comes by weekly and replaces more poop bags and cleans out the poop stations. And if anyone might think the stations smell,, they don't! It's just a thought. 🙂
$$$$
BTW where is your community??
TesaA
06-01-2021, 07:09 AM
Newcomers, visitors. It is interesting that this behavior increases during mass migration into The Villages and on holidays involving an influx of visitors. Yes, it happens occasionally during the rest of the time, but not nearly as often. The dog walkers who are here all year quickly learn that is not acceptable behavior. I do not hesitate to suggest that when they pick up their bag I can give them a spare for the rest of their walk.
JoeinFL
06-01-2021, 07:20 AM
Good News.................this is just a generic poop thread.
& without pictures..................it's probably fake news.
💩 lol
airstreamingypsy
06-01-2021, 07:30 AM
What should you do? Hop on your computer and write a post to tell the world.
itsaly
06-01-2021, 07:32 AM
I must admit that in the past I have been guilty of doing that once or twice. I don't do it anymore, but I would leave the baggie by a lamp post or street sign as I walked my loop and pick it up on my way back by. There were a couple times I completely forgot to pick it up - thus the reason I no longer leave it anywhere.
DAVES
06-01-2021, 07:47 AM
I leave it for those who collect such things. It is quite disgusting that there are enough people around who just drop the bag of doo and walk off. What is wrong with you people????
First of all I am not a dog owner but have been in the past.
A dogs natural instinct, for health reasons is not to relieve itself where it lives.
I doubt you will find a single post saying I leave my dog's behind when I look around and find no one looking. So where does it come from with everyone being perfect?
Cooperation? Responsibility obviously work only sometimes.
For people who can't or won't train their pets, apply repellents.
For all those who will surely protest, realize no problem if you do not allow your dog on my property.
Keeferinspace
06-01-2021, 07:48 AM
I leave it for those who collect such things. It is quite disgusting that there are enough people around who just drop the bag of doo and walk off. What is wrong with you people????
Most likely a mistake and not intentional. If someone is that inconsiderate why even bag it in the first place. What you ought to be concerned about are people who don’t even make the effort to bag.
DAVES
06-01-2021, 07:54 AM
It's good fertilizer. Carry it over to the other thread regarding bad lawns and leave it. 💩💩 💩
IT IS NOT. First of all a dog is a meat eater. Due to disease we use only manure from vegetable eating animals such as cows.
If, it is such great fertilizer you can you should walk YOUR PET on your property.
Reality.
justjim
06-01-2021, 08:04 AM
Walk your dog to the mailboxes and let your dog do his business pick it up with your bag and put it in the trash bin provided there....just a little humor in a lot of s..t.
Neils
06-01-2021, 08:08 AM
Better wear our masks outdoors again just in case the pandemic of poo bags could be toxic
Joe C.
06-01-2021, 08:24 AM
If you found a bag of dog poop, what would you do? Keep it, or give it to the police?
ronda
06-01-2021, 08:37 AM
I agree it is not considerate to drop poop bags ; but think about it. If the person is considerate enough to bring bags and pick up the poop (which everyone should do out of respect for others), does it make sense that they would just drop the bag? Why even bother picking it up then?
Unless you see this in the same area, over and over, I would assume it's a one-off. Something unusual happened that day.
"what would you do?" My advise: Pick up the bag, throw it out and get on with your day. If after that, you are still looking for something to get angry about, turn on the news.
BumpaOompa
06-01-2021, 09:08 AM
A lot of you pass this off as if it is nothing. “Move on”, ”Quit complaining…”, "There are worst things that can happen”. If I was a betting man I would say everyone of you with this flippant attitude is a pet owner. Imagine for a moment if everyone in your neighborhood was a horse owner except for you and every day you walk out to your yard and find a big pile that someone left for you because they were too lazy and inconsiderate to pick up after themselves. I am new to The Villages and over the last year I have never been able to mow my lawn without having to first pick up pile after pile of crap. You can all laugh it off but it is not funny for those of us who chose to live a pet-free life. Villagers who don’t own pets don’t even care if you use the lawn as your bathroom. They just expect some common courtesy and respect and ask that you clean-up after your pet. Is that so difficult? “Move on, quit complaining and there are worse things that can happen than picking up your own dog’s sh*t!"
I often leave the bag by the curb so I don't have to carry it for 3 miles. Then I pick it up on the way back from our walk. I'm sure that's what most people do. Otherwise they wouldn't bother to bag it at all. You just happened to find it before they doubled back to pick it up.
I would hope people wouldn't leave a plastic bag of dog s*** on the street for ANY length of time!! If you can't take care of your dog, get rid of it!!
MrFlorida
06-01-2021, 09:22 AM
If you found a bag of dog poop, what would you do? Keep it, or give it to the police?
I would give it back to it's rightful owner.......
GrumpyOldMan
06-01-2021, 09:33 AM
I often leave the bag by the curb so I don't have to carry it for 3 miles. Then I pick it up on the way back from our walk. I'm sure that's what most people do. Otherwise they wouldn't bother to bag it at all. You just happened to find it before they doubled back to pick it up.
I think what you do is perfectly reasonable, and if you left it in front of my house, and I found it before you came back, I would add it to our collection from our own dogs and not think twice about it... but...
There is always a but. Considering we live in a community of 80,000 grumpy old people that live only to find things to have hair fires about, I would suggest a belt bag, fanny pack, something to put the poobag into until you get home. This is coming from someone with 2 large dogs. Our dogs believe it is their constitutional right to poop on walks. So, we pick it up, in a bag, and carry the bag in one hanging from our belt until we get home.
It is a small price to pay to help relieve tension. Of course, there are those that will then complain about my dogs walking on the edge of their lawn, or peeing on a fire hydrant, etc. There is no way to make all 80,000 grumpy old people happy.
GrumpyOldMan
06-01-2021, 09:49 AM
A lot of you pass this off as if it is nothing. “Move on”, ”Quit complaining…”, "There are worst things that can happen”. If I was a betting man I would say everyone of you with this flippant attitude is a pet owner. Imagine for a moment if everyone in your neighborhood was a horse owner except for you and every day you walk out to your yard and find a big pile that someone left for you because they were too lazy and inconsiderate to pick up after themselves. I am new to The Villages and over the last year I have never been able to mow my lawn without having to first pick up pile after pile of crap. You can all laugh it off but it is not funny for those of us who chose to live a pet-free life. Villagers who don’t own pets don’t even care if you use the lawn as your bathroom. They just expect some common courtesy and respect and ask that you clean-up after your pet. Is that so difficult? “Move on, quit complaining and there are worse things that can happen than picking up your own dog’s sh*t!"
Funny, for my first year, I mowed my own lawn, and never, not once did I find poop in my grass. NEVER. Maybe you ****ed off a dog owner?
Well, to start, I lived in a neighborhood with horses walking across my property and pooping for 10 years, and not once did I complain to the horse owners. We had acreage and a pond and people found it to be a convenient shortcut or a nice place to ride in the shade of our woods during the summer. We had a colloquial term for each other - "neighbors".
And a$$holes tossing trash out of their windows - literally trash bags and Burger King bags - onto my property as they drove by was much more troubling than horse poop.
My wife and I got a 5-mile walk around our land picking up bottles and other trash before we could mow it every week. Good clean exercise! LOL.
As far as the worst things that can happen, read the headlines almost daily now mass shooting kills 11 years olds sitting in their car, dozens wounded and some killed in clubs, on and on. On the verge of a nuclear exchange with N. Korea or Iran, Russia is threatening military action against people it disagrees with. 25% of children in the United States go to bed hungry. People in the villages dying from golf cart accidents, often in the roundabout. . And on and on. Remind me which of those is less bad than dog poop?
And yes, I am a dog owner. And yes, I pick up after my own dogs. I would NOT be surprised to find that at one time I stopped to talk to a neighbor while on a walk and one of my dogs pooped behind my back and I left without knowing it. OMG! Call out the National Guard - it's DOG POOP!
Wonder if the deer pick up their poop, or the coyotes only go in the fields around the villages, or the squirrels and geese, and bears and turtles, and alligators, and lizards, and ... well, you get the idea,
Ever go swimming in the ocean? I grew up in Ft. Lauderdale and spent most of my life swimming on the reefs off the coast - millions of fresh pooping and peeing in the water I was swimming in - OGM! Eeeewwww...
Seriously. Grumpy old people.
brianherlihy
06-01-2021, 10:04 AM
i just put it in the street and it will go down the street
Jean G
06-01-2021, 10:13 AM
I once had a dog. It is very common if you’re going to be walking past the same spot shortly in a circuit to leave the poop bagged and get it on your way back by in a few minutes
Velvet
06-01-2021, 10:34 AM
Yep. Up north I found that people who walked their dog and didn’t find a place to put the bag close by, so they would leave it on public property and pick it up again when they were coming home. They did not want to walk around with it. So I just left it. I have not found anything on my lawns so far. :)
Byte1
06-01-2021, 11:03 AM
IT IS NOT. First of all a dog is a meat eater. Due to disease we use only manure from vegetable eating animals such as cows.
If, it is such great fertilizer you can you should walk YOUR PET on your property.
Reality.
I don't have a dog in The Villages. I wouldn't restrict it anymore here than I would have one in an apartment building. Yes, I am a dog lover and have had dogs many years of my life. I have also trained dogs to go exactly where I wanted them to go. A disciplined dog is a happy dog and confident dog. I love dogs....actually I love most animals.
As for their manure not being good fertilizer, well that is a matter of specifics. When I mentioned it above, I was referring to the thread where someone was complaining about their yard being brown and dead and was asking for advice. Guess it went over a few heads, possibly due to a lack of interest in that thread and less folks reading it. Now, the reason you do not use "meat-eater" manure for fertilizer is mainly confined to vegetable gardens. I don't know where you come from, but chicken manure is used in a lot of gardens. And they will eat worms, insects and small lizards when give a chance. In SE Asia, rice paddies were often fertilized with human excrement.
When I was young, I had a couple of large dogs and I thought about how I was going to dispose of their manure, coming up with a decent solution. I gathered the piles and composted them, later using them around my flowers and bushes. Ever used bonemeal in your garden? Bonemeal is made from animals.
Sorry you didn't get my tongue in cheek response. I did not take into consideration that not everyone reads all the threads. It would be impossible to do so without using a large quantity of time.
`I totally agree with the poster who said that if the person went to the trouble to bag it, they likely accidentally dropped it. That has happened twice to me and I have backtracked until I found it. One time I got home and discovered I didn't have it and drove the golf cart around the neighborhood looking for it.
Curtisbwp
06-01-2021, 11:59 AM
I agree with you! If a person is not responsible to care for a pet, they should not own one.
Spike380
06-01-2021, 12:04 PM
[There are idiots amongst us who are too priviledged to pick up poo
AND Iit's not their job either. There are soo many people who follow the rules to not ruin it for everyone-dog people with no problem taking it with them.Our dog pooped on the neighbors lawn and my husband had to carry our dog-and when we got home HE WENT BACK TO GET OUR DOGS POOP. Whom ever left that is an idiot=just remember that
DavidK
06-01-2021, 12:40 PM
I was with my grandson a few months ago to get the mail. When I walked past the trash barrel I noticed a poo bag sitting on top of a bush near it. I often do pick up a stray piece of litter when I see it because it is so rare to see it in The Villages. So, I thought, what a goof the person was for missing the trash container and leaving the poo on top of the landscaping so I picked up the bag and tossed it in the trash, got my mail, and got back into the cart to glance at what mail I had received. To my pleasant surprise, I saw a man with his mail in hand and a small dog on a leash come from behind the mail building. He stopped by the trash bin and was looking around it. He even began sifting through the bushes near the trash bin. I have to give him credit that he really was searching almost desperately for that bag of poo. By that time, my grandson and I were chuckling so much we had smiles on our faces all the way home. We knew we had learned a valuable lesson to not make hasty assumptions. :)
DAVES
06-01-2021, 12:48 PM
Funny, for my first year, I mowed my own lawn, and never, not once did I find poop in my grass. NEVER. Maybe you ****ed off a dog owner?
Well, to start, I lived in a neighborhood with horses walking across my property and pooping for 10 years, and not once did I complain to the horse owners. We had acreage and a pond and people found it to be a convenient shortcut or a nice place to ride in the shade of our woods during the summer. We had a colloquial term for each other - "neighbors".
And a$$holes tossing trash out of their windows - literally trash bags and Burger King bags - onto my property as they drove by was much more troubling than horse poop.
My wife and I got a 5-mile walk around our land picking up bottles and other trash before we could mow it every week. Good clean exercise! LOL.
As far as the worst things that can happen, read the headlines almost daily now mass shooting kills 11 years olds sitting in their car, dozens wounded and some killed in clubs, on and on. On the verge of a nuclear exchange with N. Korea or Iran, Russia is threatening military action against people it disagrees with. 25% of children in the United States go to bed hungry. People in the villages dying from golf cart accidents, often in the roundabout. . And on and on. Remind me which of those is less bad than dog poop?
And yes, I am a dog owner. And yes, I pick up after my own dogs. I would NOT be surprised to find that at one time I stopped to talk to a neighbor while on a walk and one of my dogs pooped behind my back and I left without knowing it. OMG! Call out the National Guard - it's DOG POOP!
Wonder if the deer pick up their poop, or the coyotes only go in the fields around the villages, or the squirrels and geese, and bears and turtles, and alligators, and lizards, and ... well, you get the idea,
Ever go swimming in the ocean? I grew up in Ft. Lauderdale and spent most of my life swimming on the reefs off the coast - millions of fresh pooping and peeing in the water I was swimming in - OGM! Eeeewwww...
Seriously. Grumpy old people.
That is deflection. This is the villages. For better or worse we live on top of each other.
As far as your previous life. Why did you choose to move here? I have a friend who bought 140 acres in North Carolina with his brother.
Before moving here, we never looked at it but there was an island for sale several acres with what sounded like a nice house and it came with a herd of wild horses. It was a million bucks. I think even owning your own island you would pay tax to someone. As king of my island, who could I complain about or to?
DanBrew
06-01-2021, 01:16 PM
I leave it for those who collect such things. It is quite disgusting that there are enough people around who just drop the bag of doo and walk off. What is wrong with you people????
Yea they should pick it up, but they probably didn't because they didn't want to walk around with it. Observe to see if the person does it again and if they do, take a big dump in a clear plastic bag and leave it on their doorstep. For better effect, skip the plastic bag. Suggest the same for those that throw cigarette butts out their car windows.:1rotfl::a040:
GrumpyOldMan
06-01-2021, 01:46 PM
That is deflection. This is the villages. For better or worse we live on top of each other.
As far as your previous life. Why did you choose to move here? I have a friend who bought 140 acres in North Carolina with his brother.
Before moving here, we never looked at it but there was an island for sale several acres with what sounded like a nice house and it came with a herd of wild horses. It was a million bucks. I think even owning your own island you would pay tax to someone. As king of my island, who could I complain about or to?
I moved here because we were 30 to 45 minutes from the nearest hospital. EMTs would take 30 minutes to get to us, and 30 minutes to get to the nearest hospital. And I am 71 and expect to need an EMT in the next 5 to 10 years.
Living on top of each other doesn’t mean we can’t be civil and considerate of each other. If anything it should encourage us to be more considerate.
lisarenee523
06-01-2021, 01:48 PM
I found a bag today. I picked it and threw it away.
I didn't complain about it, I didn't wait for someone else to take care of it, I didn't ignore it.
I 100000% agree with you. It's like if I posted I found a soda bottle, food container, a brush, whatever. Pick it up, throw it away, don't post it, no one cares, and move on. Someone just took their last breathe today, that to me is a more important.
lisarenee523
06-01-2021, 01:50 PM
I once had a dog. It is very common if you’re going to be walking past the same spot shortly in a circuit to leave the poop bagged and get it on your way back by in a few minutes
I've done that as well. Leave it, and grab it on the way back.
kcrazorbackfan
06-01-2021, 04:27 PM
I leave it for those who collect such things. It is quite disgusting that there are enough people around who just drop the bag of doo and walk off. What is wrong with you people????
The person that did that is no worse than the hayseed I saw ****ing behind a tree on Pensacola #8 a few weeks ago.
Both are class A losers. 😡
dewilson58
06-01-2021, 04:36 PM
The person that did that is no worse than the hayseed I saw ****ing behind a tree on Pensacola #8 a few weeks ago.
Even more amazing is the limited number of bathrooms on the courses in a retirement community. A Retirement Community!!!!!.........the home of weak bladders. :ohdear:
stebooo
06-01-2021, 04:46 PM
I can't tell you what I would do if I e er saw someone throw that down. I hear alot of people throw in sewer. Probably a service dog owner. They get to do whatever
Papa_lecki
06-01-2021, 05:14 PM
Even more amazing is the limited number of bathrooms on the courses in a retirement community. A Retirement Community!!!!!.........the home of weak bladders. :ohdear:
First thing I noticed here was a bathroom on 5th hole on executive course
Topspinmo
06-01-2021, 08:46 PM
I see lady ever morning on her walk picking up trash that was dropped by villager’s, I don’t see her posting on here complaining about it?
Thaxxx
06-02-2021, 04:33 AM
Fortunately the other 98.85769 % of us do it right!:)
Hey,
I have a idea. Why don't we start doing what I've done, well since this whole picking up your dogs poo and bagging it began. Decades ago.
Have your dog go in your own yard before your walk begins.
What a novel idea. It's really easy to train any dog to do this, even if they have been doing it on there walks since they were a pup.
Disclaimer...... My current dog is a Great Dane. :22yikes:
dewilson58
06-02-2021, 04:55 AM
First thing I noticed here was a bathroom on 5th hole on executive course
Yes, most 9's have one...............but the point is, seniors have issues, had surgery, can't always wait. Have some compassion.
PugMom
06-02-2021, 11:09 AM
`I totally agree with the poster who said that if the person went to the trouble to bag it, they likely accidentally dropped it. That has happened twice to me and I have backtracked until I found it. One time I got home and discovered I didn't have it and drove the golf cart around the neighborhood looking for it.
lmao! you sound like me. i once marked the spot with a stick to make finding it easier :1rotfl:
Two Bills
06-02-2021, 11:56 AM
The person that did that is no worse than the hayseed I saw ****ing behind a tree on Pensacola #8 a few weeks ago.
Both are class A losers. 😡
At least he went behind the tree!
Ben Franklin
06-02-2021, 03:13 PM
First thing I noticed here was a bathroom on 5th hole on executive course
I find it interesting that 5,668 people viewed a string about poop, myself included. Use the bag of poop for your flower bed.
I took a part-time job as a starter on a county club golf community, so I could golf for free. It wasn't an over 55 community, but the members were old, nonetheless. The CC laid us off in the summers when members headed back north. One fall, when we came back for the next season, they had added a bathroom between the 4th and 5th holes. The next summer they added one between the 13th and 14th holes. We decided that one could tell the age of the members, by the number of bathrooms a course had.
Spsmith444
06-04-2021, 11:25 PM
I leave it for those who collect such things. It is quite disgusting that there are enough people around who just drop the bag of doo and walk off. What is wrong with you people????
I walk about a mile to my mailbox most days with my dog. I do my best to make sure my dog does not use people’s yard as a toilet. I have large fenced in CYV my dog relies himself 95% of the time. There is a corner of a golf course on our walk to PO we do stop at and if my dog poops I pick it up and take it home. On one occasion when I went to collect the mail I realized I must have dropped the poop bag. Fortunately on my way back home I found it on the sidewalk. It was a total accident that I corrected and that may have been the case that happened here.
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