[RBS] FW: Rbs Digest, Vol 25, Issue 29

[Shani Bialik Brown]

Good point.  And it is not just the young kids- I have seen plenty of older kids and adults walking their dogs without anything to clean up after them.  and not just the sidewalks.  kids like to run and play in the grass as well, mommies push baby strollers in those areas.. and it is not fun to have to clean up shoes, stroller wheels and floors from the mess!  Where I grew up, there was a pooper-scooper law and you were fined if you did not clean up after your dog.  Please have some consideration for others and keep our beautiful neighborhood clean!

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Subject: [RBS] Dog Owners Please clean up after your dogs...
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Shavua Tov Listers
Walking home from shul today, I almost stepped into some "doggy-do" - I
noticed that down the street there were a bunch of young boys, probably no
older than 10 - and at least 2-3 dogs between them.  While the dogs were on
a leash, they were making all over the place.  These children did not have
anything to scoop up the waste.  There are young children in this area who
walk on the steps, who play in the playgrounds, who walk near bushes, who
walk on the sidewalks and there is dog stuff all over the place.  Please -
dog owners, take a moment and if you trust your children with the dog, teach
them to clean up afterwards.  It isn't fair to adults who accidentally step
into it and even more so, to young children who play in the area.
I know that in Sheinfeld there are signs to clean up after the dogs, but
haven't noticed anything in this area.
The Liebers

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