Pooping dog on camera - do you know it or owner?

[Happy Cyclist]

Well this has thrown the cat amongst the pigeons!

[Penguin68]

Don't be too keen to 'knock' bird poo - it may drop from the heavens, but with it comes wild flower etc. seeds, so it is a positive contribution to our environment, unlike other mammalian contributions (I am not going into flying reptile poo benefits).

[Happy Cyclist]

Due to the input from ubcleglen and zebedee tring, the list has been amended.

1-dragon poo

2-dog poo

3-cat poo

4-bird poo

5-human poo

6-fox poo

[TheCat]

Happy Cyclist Wrote:

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> Due to the input from ubcleglen and zebedee tring,

> the list has been amended.

>

> 1-dragon poo

> 2-dog poo

> 3-cat poo

> 4-bird poo

> 5-human poo

> 6-fox poo

This thread is swiftly tuning into poo itself....EDF Poo must be at the top...

I have to agree with Zebedee Tring, who would have though complaining about dogs sh!tting on the street would be so controversial....

[Ms Blueberry]

I support Woodstock. I love other people's dogs, but I hate and resent having to clear up their dog crap left on the pavement outside the house. Toosmart1973 - put your phone number on this thread so I can call you up to do the crap clearing.

[Happy Cyclist]

@thecat Yeah you're right. Breaks my heart fox poo is down in 7th place!

1-EDF Poo

2-dragon poo

3-dog poo

4-cat poo

5-bird poo

6-human poo

7-fox poo

[Mystic Mog]

I'm still looking for the "minefields", I walk my dog every day around here and haven't seen much and she can sniff them out for sure. Most people are picking up, obviously there are some that don't. I think this thread will have a good run! ☺

[Dog duck]

turtle Wrote:

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> I'm still looking for the "minefields", I walk my

> dog every day around here and haven't seen much

> and she can sniff them out for sure. Most people

> are picking up, obviously there are some that

> don't. I think this thread will have a good run!

> ☺

I hope you're not poopooing it

[Zebedee Tring]

Turtle, you may be lucky enough to live in a dogpoo free street. However, people in Beauval, Woodwarde and Dovercourt Roads (to name but three roads) are less fortunate.

[Mystic Mog]

Zebedee Tring, we cover a lot of ground on our walks and I was speaking about the area in general not just my road. I am sorry your area is particularly bad and I do understand your concerns.

[Mystic Mog]

Dog duck Wrote:

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> turtle Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > I'm still looking for the "minefields", I walk

> my

> > dog every day around here and haven't seen much

> > and she can sniff them out for sure. Most

> people

> > are picking up, obviously there are some that

> > don't. I think this thread will have a good

> run!

> > ☺

>

> I hope you're not poopooing it

Half and half, I'll let you decide which!

[Zebedee Tring]

Don't worry turtle. I wasn't getting at you, though it may have read as if I was; if so, I apologise. And at least you are taking the subject seriously.

[Mystic Mog]

No, I didn't think that at all Zebedee Tring.

[cazfay]

Dog crap on pavements, front gardens or anywhere else is disgusting. Absolutely vial. The OP should not have to clean up the crap from someone else's dog, bucket or water or not. And I am sure people that have not paved over their front garden have not left them, so that it may become a dog toilet. Owners need to clean up after their dogs.

[bil]

woodstock Wrote:

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> I have no idea. I am doing a public

> service?showing someone clearly committing an

> offence which is punishable with a fine of up to

> ?1,000, and more importantly is deeply

> anti-social. Hopefully if more people posted

> similar pictures then some dog owners might become

> more responsible.

>

> Growlybear Wrote:

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> > On a more serious note, are there not issues

> about

> > publishing photographs of someone on a public

> > forum without their knowledge or consent under

> > circumstances such as this?

Hear hear!

I don't know why people are being so mean (but it isn't surprising because people seem to like insulting others for no real reason). Why anyone who doesn't have a dog should be clearing up dogs mess (which should be cleared up by the dog owner) is bizarre to me; whether it's 7 seconds or not! and it's nasty!

Dog owners should be responsible!!

[Dogkennelhillbilly]

Their noses should be rubbed in it to stop them doing it again. (The owners' noses, I mean).

[mynamehere]

Someone who walks a small dog with diarrhoea must stand and watch as their dog leaves drippy piles directly in front of my door several times a year. CCTV? Certainly a neighbour. sad bad slightly mad

[rendelharris]

Adore dogs, despise owners who don't pick up (special mention for those who act as if they're cleaning up then hang the bag on a tree) - time for this maybe?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-35363991

[Mystic Mog]

I don't think owners who leave dog mess in the street are going to volunteer for this type of scheme. Think I'll poo poo that one!

[rendelharris]

turtle Wrote:

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> I don't think owners who leave dog mess in the

> street are going to volunteer for this type of

> scheme. Think I'll poo poo that one!

The idea, as it says at the end of the article, is that it eliminates the responsible owners so they can start targeting the irresponsible ones...anyway, why not make it compulsory, now microchipping is compulsory, take a DNA sample at the same time? I know there's a town in Spain which made it compulsory and fined anyone whose dog's mierda was found in the street - virtually 100% eradicated it.

[Nigello]

Even the "good" dog owners - the one that scoop the poop - aren't always totally good. Some leave the bags of canine cack on top of the special bins, too lazy to lift the lid. This is exactly what happens on Ryedale, Dunstan's Road end.

[KidKruger]

No excuse for letting a dog shit on the pavement (or street).

Once you've walked it into your house and up your stairs and tried to clean the stinking mess you may be less inclined to think it's 'no big deal'. That holds only if no-one treads in it.

Zebedee's input (above) is worth looking at too.

[edcam]

This wouldn't qualify as "good" though.

Nigello Wrote:

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> Even the "good" dog owners - the one that scoop

> the poop - aren't always totally good. Some leave

> the bags of canine cack on top of the special

> bins, too lazy to lift the lid. This is exactly

> what happens on Ryedale, Dunstan's Road end.

[ed_pete]

Mildly interestingly, to me at least, if your CCTV covers people on the street then you could be in breach of the Data Protection Act. Maybe doesn't apply to dogs though.

https://ico.org.uk/for-the-public/cctv

If your camera covers, even partially, any areas beyond the boundaries of your property, such as neighbouring gardens or the street, then it will no longer be exempt from the Data Protection Act (DPA) under the domestic purposes exemption. This does not mean that you are breaching the DPA but it does mean that you might need to take some steps to comply with it.

[Sunglasses]

It looks like an anteater to me