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Dog Fouling

Responsible Dog Owner

Being a responsible dog owner can prevent this and we can help โ€“ all you have to do is follow our dos and don'ts.

Do

  • Make sure your dog can be identified by putting an identity tag on your dog's collar and getting your dog 'chipped' by a vet โ€“ this helps identify it if it gets lost or stolen.
  • Have your dog wormed regularly by a vet to prevent the spread of infection.
  • Keep your dog under control at all times and never let it out alone.
  • Be responsible about where you walk your dog.
  • Always clean up after your dog and dispose of the securely wrapped bags in your domestic waste bin, a designated dog waste bin or a public litter bin.
  • Let us know of any dog fouling offenders or problem areas
  • Make use of 'poop scoop' bags.

Don't

  • Allow your dog to foul in children's play areas, schools or sports grounds.
  • Leave your dog's mess to someone else.
  • Ignore someone else letting his or her dog mess โ€“ tell us.

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