:meme: Here's a picture of the doggie pooping pole. Under the sign is a white box filled with green biodegradable bags and under that is a trash can for hoomans to deposit the bags in.
I have to point out that it seems counterproductive to take dog feces which biodegrade in one - three weeks and place them in a plastic bag which has a "dump life" of 500 - 1,000 YEARS. :thinik: That is not good ecological thinking. Better to use small paper bags than grocery bags. Oh, well, what can you do? :dontknow:
Auntie Karen
As Anderson Cooper would say "What were they thinking?"
Eddie
I thought you said they were green biodegradable bags??? Do they take a long time to degrade, too? :dontknow:
Darcel
Quote from: sollysmom on February 18, 2009, 10:09:48 AM
I thought you said they were green biodegradable bags??? Do they take a long time to degrade, too? :dontknow:
Darcel
If memory serves in order for these bags to break down they need contact with sunlight, but then where does the waste go anyway. Its a no win situation.
:dontknow: I have no idea how long they take to break down or whether they require sunlight.
I'm 56 years old. I grew up having been taught to watch where I walk and not step in poop. Nobody worried about dog poop on the lawn. If you got upset about it, you were considered neurotic. My dachshunds have a run big enough to hold their poop and it decomposes on its own. I rarely go on poop patrol. This was a FYI for Amorette and the Porkmeister. :comfort:
Karen :wink:
Thanks for sharing that with Auntie Karen. They need to come up with a better system that is just as convenient for people to use.
Quote from: Merlin Magician on February 18, 2009, 11:01:37 AM
: My dachshunds have a run big enough to hold their poop and it decomposes on its own. I rarely go on poop patrol. Karen :wink:
our mama calls that berry pickin'. :wink:
we call it layin' a minefield :2funny: