Wednesday, September 25, 2013

Signs, Signs - Bags

Andy | Wednesday, September 25, 2013 | Best Blogger Tips

This sign gives new meaning to the term "Doggy Bag".
I'm linking to Lesley's Signs, Signs.

21 comments:

  1. I agree with you . So half your meal from a food court you can't put in such a bag. Okay then leave it on the grass.

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  2. Not what I think of as a "doggy bag". But I have to admit, Toronto and the surrounding cities do a good job with keeping the sidewalks clean! I've never once stepped in any doo!

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  3. What a great idea! I bet more people would stoop and scoop if the bags are provided.

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  4. Not only are the CONTENTS biodegradable, but the bags are TOO! Yippee!

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  5. Having to clean up after your dog is getting quite common here. But I agree about the meaning of a 'doggy bag'..;)

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  6. "Dog waste diversion" is a wonderful example of bureaucrat-speak, I love it! And I agree, not everyone takes along a bag for doggy-do. And sometimes, people even need more than one bag if the dog decides to take more than one potty-break.
    K

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    1. The park has a number of hi-rise apartments around so it's a use area for people and pets.

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  7. I think I like this better than "poop and scoop"!

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  8. Haha, what a bombastic name for the project!

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  9. Seeing more and more of these conveniences on our trail systems, too. Now if we could only get the geese to clean up their messes!

    ~Lindy

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  10. we should use more biodegradable products. great job toronto.

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  11. Dog waste is always an issue between dog walkers and park users. Perhaps this plan will work?

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  12. I love your sense of humor - you have a funny way of looking at things!

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  13. How much doggie poop is one dog going to put onto the ground? genie

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  14. I sure hope these bags don't degrade TOO quickly!

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  15. Not sure if the bag reads "dog pot" or "dog rot" as the website name. Either way, my virus checker blocks it and says :"high risk". A creative council has implemented this - probably with a little community pressure.

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  16. i love when trails offer these! and i wonder if the term doggy bag is even used anymore. now when we get something to go we just ask for a box....but as a kid i remember my parents always asking for a doggy bag. what a funny term!

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