There is a local company called "Scoopidy Doo" that you can hire to clean up piles of dog poop in your yard. The ad reads: "Dog Owners! Overwhelmed by piles of poop? Scoopidy Doo makes owning a dog more enjoyable and less time consuming. Professional dog waste cleanup service. We locate, scoop and bag all waste. Spring cleanups, weekly service, affordable, reliable and friendly service. Great service for the elderly, professionals and multi-dog families. Call now! Weekly routes are filing up fast!"

Imagine hiring a company to clean up after your dog. Can you imagine putting "Scoopidy Do" on your resume, and when you were interviewing for a new job, you had to tell the person interviewing you what the company was about? I'm willing to bet they have a high turnover rate for their employees. Scooping up other people's dog poop sounds like a nasty job.

that sounds like a great idea. my roommate who just moved out () never cleaned up after her dog unless she was out on a walk. there's all kinds off poop in back and front yard and it's just nasty. most of it "goes away" when the lawn service comes, but they only come once every month or so.

anyway, i would hire those people to clean up after my former roommate. she sure as hell wasn't going to do it and neither was I. I'm too busy cleaning up after my cat.

you know what. if it pays the bills and pays the rent

JasmineFire said:

I hate it when people don't clean up after their dogs, it only takes a minute to grab a bag to scoop it up. Where I live, we are told to clean up after our dogs, but of course, if people can get away with it, they do. I once heard about a lady who got fined for not cleaning up after her dog. I'm not sure how much she was charged, but my understanding was that it was also not the first time it had happened.

IAintTheOne said:

True, I was thinking that after I posted this story.

psychodelicide said:

nasty people.

JasmineFire said:

Agreed!