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Can we mention the people who either leave the dog shit on the pavement or pick it up, put it in a bag and hang it from a tree?
The streets here are full of shit, I get like 10% is probably human but it's not hard to pick up after your dog.
Most parks even have a dog shit arena so there's not really any excuse
Dog shit is one that I'm on the fence about. I guess on pavement, it's pretty useless, but on dirt, that shit nourishes and keeps the cycle going. So I have mixed feelings about sealing it away in plastic and sending it to a landfill with enough other poison that the nutrients probably stay out of the cycle for a while.
The park in my area has spots with free dog shit bags. People are usually good at picking up after their pet
The only shit I've seen is from the hundreds of geese that come to the park