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Dog Sh*t around the city - what can be done?

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    #92
    Das Kitty
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    Dan_Solo wrote: »
    Is it waaay too simple to guess that all the posters here who say they never see dogsh1t around Galway would have dogs themselves?
    Surely they wouldn't be that predictable...

    I have no dog. I don't notice that much around the city.

    I was in Salthill on Saturday. There were pooper scoopers in the dispensers and I saw no poop along the prom, but the amount of fag butts on the beach was unbelievable.


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    #93
    ben.schlomo
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    Das Kitty wrote: »
    I have no dog. I don't notice that much around the city.

    I was in Salthill on Saturday. There were pooper scoopers in the dispensers and I saw no poop along the prom, but the amount of fag butts on the beach was unbelievable.
    Would it be too unbelieveable to think that those giving out about dogsh1t are also smokers :D:rolleyes:


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    #94
    el dude
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    Cities are no place for dogs.


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    #95
    Redhairedguy
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    el dude wrote: »
    Cities are no place for dogs.

    Well except for this city, I'd imagine.

    Dog_city.jpg


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    #96
    Mrs OBumble
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    jased10s wrote: »
    i see more humans pissing in doorways.

    True, but you're kinda comparing apples with apple-juice. :P

    In six years, I've only once seen a human taking a dump in the street, but I've seen dogs doing it often.

    I tend to agree with the "cities are no places for dogs" line. they don't get enough exercise, bark lots and annoy people. As well crapping in all sorts of places.


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    #97
    Redhairedguy
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    Mrs OBumble wrote: »
    In six years, I've only once seen a human taking a dump in the street.


    Race week?


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    #98
    Mrs OBumble
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    Yup.


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    #99
    Redhairedguy
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    Then that makes two of us... :(


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    #100
    thesandeman
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    Redhairedguy wrote: »
    Then that makes two of us... :(


    I remember the days when Galway didn't have voyeurs and people just turned the other cheek :-)


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    #101
    Mrs OBumble
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    Oh there was plenty of cheek :-)


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    #102
    Edgedinblue
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    I'm convinced most of the poop I see around town, especially Bohermore has to be human poop. Either that or theres some big dogs floating around.


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    #103
    Redhairedguy
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    That's an avenue of thought that I don't think any of us want to go down.

    For our own sanity... Bleurgh!


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