Dog excrement - serious arb question?

Colin · Aug 8, 2007

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easyphloem · Aug 8, 2007

You're "outta control", MB.

No need to pull the guns out, they're just talking about dog doo.

And while we are still on this idiotic topic, I don't want to seem like a story topper, but a few weeks ago a dog actually urinated on my leg as I was standing with the homeowner looking over a project in the back yard. It was so hot out, I didn't even notice what was going on until the client looked down and screamed.

I'm a dog owner and dog lover, but that was really gross. Went down into the boot.

SZ

guymayor · Aug 8, 2007

Best strategy for us is to just go through and pick up all the stuff and then bury it as part of our paid fertilization service.

Colin · Aug 8, 2007

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You're "outta control", MB.

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It's the dam caffine...

Tree_Frog · Aug 8, 2007

Funny

Stumper · Aug 8, 2007

Butch there is an another e in caffeine.

willie · Aug 8, 2007

ive walked away from a couple jobs where it was bad. if its a stray they missed ill deal with it, if they havent cleaned up for a week ill dig my boots out on the front porch before i leave. i like the surcharge idea, think ill use it!

tockmal · Aug 8, 2007

'Butch'! your kidding right?

Butch and Stumper!!! Ha Ha Ha!!

Well....whatever floats your boat..live and let live suppose.

Thanks for all the contributions to this thread, I have now introduced a surcharge for possible canine defication infestation.

Thanks.

SirTreeRat · Aug 8, 2007

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That was the first time in my life I had experienced a "freshy" on the hand.

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"freshy"........ HA HA HA HA, love it,.......

I'm going to use that...(the word, not the substance)

pancake · Aug 8, 2007

I laughed so hard I sprayed Sam Adams on my laptop- it always turns to this, poopy caca. It is utterly amazing how much time we spend on these land mines. My dogs are only trained thouroghly in one thing- pinching it off in the woods. They won't even go in their spacious fenced in area. Toilet garden- thats classic!

RemovalWizzard · Aug 9, 2007

a waste of perfectly good beer Pancake!

guymayor · Aug 9, 2007

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My dogs are only trained thouroghly in one thing- pinching it off in the woods. They won't even go in their spacious fenced in area. Toilet garden- thats classic!

[/ QUOTE ]Mine will do it under a bush every time they can. That way they earn extra pay as groundies.

pancake · Aug 9, 2007

Does anyone recall "snow shovel" at the CAA TCC? C'mon, dig up that photo. This post is classic- someone should rate it. Toilet humor is almmost always funny.

Tmannsclimber · Aug 10, 2007

I know people like to own dogs, but that is where owning and caring for animals comes into question. I would not like the idea of my dogs being surrounded by their own crap in the place where they spend most of the day. Dogs can't exactly clean up after themselves. If you wish to cage up an animal you should have to clean up after it to. To me a dog crap filled yard is just a reflection of the owners of the animals. If they make their animals live in their own crap then they deserve to pay more for the work.

RemovalWizzard · Aug 10, 2007

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Does anyone recall "snow shovel" at the CAA TCC? C'mon, dig up that photo. This post is classic- someone should rate it. Toilet humor is almmost always funny.

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is this what you mean?
http://www.treebuzz.com/forum/download.php?Number=75196

mdvaden · Aug 10, 2007

It will be a tiny bit worse when I get back near Portland. The rain keeps them moist and fresh longer.

Down here, they dry out faster and are not bad as dried dog nuggets.

Honestly though, I have not come across very many since I've been working in southern Oregon, whether dry or moist.

But one yard made up for a year's worth. If it was any thicker, it could have looked like bark mulch for coverage.

The lady must have over-fed her dog.