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Old 19-01-12, 08:52 PM
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I make them eat it

OJ PAH black poo bags, non scented coz I can't stand that awful flowery smell mixed with poo smell,
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Old 20-01-12, 05:45 AM
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I use black poo bags as I don`t like seeing the poo once in the bag and I don`t like super cheap ones either as I don`t think they`re worth it, they split and are see through My dogs are fed raw in the morning and dry at night and their poos are fine for the bags. Except Braeden has had the skits since yesterday and has had me up 3 times during the night so it`ll be the garden hose as soon as it`s daylight



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I just use cheapo nappy sacks. My two are fed raw, so their poos are nice, small and firm, so I find nappy sacks do the job just fine.

In the garden, I have a little bin with a bag in, and use a garden trowel to poop scoop.
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In the garden, I have a little bin with a bag in, and use a garden trowel to poop scoop.[/QUOTE]
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I have a poo bag dispenser attached to Kaiser's lead so they are always with him In the garden I just stuff a load of asda bags in my pocket and go poo picking.
One thing I'm not sure on though is how on earth are you meant to pick up liquid poo? Had an unfortunate instance on Sunday, up on the dales, Kaiser ran off the foot path, crouched down and it was liquid, I didn't know what to do I'd left my bags in the car (borrowed a retractable lead for the walk) and the ones my aunty had brought with her had holes in so I'm ashamed to say I had to leave it there :but even if I'd had my own bags, how do you pick up liquid?!
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We use Tesco carrier bags. They're more than big enough, don't have little holes like the Co-Op ones and if some one mugs us they'll get a nasty surprise. At home have a builders bucket with a bin liner in it and and two old trowels.
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We use a combination of poo bags any ones as long has they got tie handles on, and supermarket carrier bags..

When out and about always ensure that we have carrier bag as well as normal poo bags just in case both go before we get any where near a poo bin, doesn't matter where I go I always pick up, even though our local dog warden reassures us that if we are up on the Quantocks in the middle of know where its fine to leave it as long as its not directly on a foot path.. We pop the bag/s on the car tow bar to go home for disposal..

At home, I brought a horse yard poop scooper, which being designed for stables yards and horse muck is strong a sturdy, on bucket with a carrier bag linner, when full it's tied then goes into our old dustbin which is also lined, then when that's full we tie off and bin liner goes into the main wheelie bin..

As far as I know there isn't any regulations to whether dog muck got to be doubled bagged or not when being disposed off in household rubbish...
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I use the black poo bags, don't like walking with a clear bag full of poo...I can walk miles and Sheba always does it infront of all the cars at Tesco Garage!!..I have to say that I do get mad when I see trees with bags of poo hanging from them...whats that all about?
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Black pets at home pooh bags do just fine,every coat and jacket i own seems to have a pocket full.All waste is brought home and put in our dustbin.In the garden its a bucket and poop scoop, with 4 dogs i soon fill it and have to be careful not to overfill the bin liner cos that stuff is heavy
Double bin bagged and put in the regular dustbin.
On our usual walking route there is no dog bins and lots of dog waste gets left on the verges.I always pick up but i will be damned if i am picking up strange poop!!It makes me very angry.

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