Animals
It’s an awkward ballet, isn’t it? The snow, puddles, ice … and the poop. Ah, irresponsible dog owners: not a new topic among our readers, but still a group who makes walking down the street a little more terrifying for everyone (including the good dog owners who do pick
curb your dog
Ah, irresponsible dog owners: not a new topic among our readers [/blog/animals/meeting-about-possible-dog-run-in-the-area], but still a group who makes walking down the street a little more terrifying for everyone (including the good dog owners who do pick up the doo). A frustrated neighbor writes about the issue: > We
clean up after dog
Source: ctamacas via TwitterThis past week, we ran a story [/senator-golden-seeks-to-avoid-fecal-cliff-pushes-poop-protocol/] describing the plight of disabled Brooklyn residents hounded by dog poop lining the streets, ruining both their wheelchairs and their quality of life. It seems like a local concerned Bensonhurst citizen has taken the cause to the streets, posting
bay 29
No, this isn’t a crappy post, it is, however, a post about crap. Forgive my vulgarity here, but I find the dog droppings my neighbors on the streets to be pretty vulgar. A few weeks ago, on Bay 29th, I counted eight turds. Now, you may be thinking, who
curb your dog
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curb your dog
A reader wrote in describing a new twist to an old problem: dog poop on the sidewalks is being detoured to her front steps. The dog-friendly building on Avenue W and East 19th Street has long been a problem with inconsiderate dog owners, she says, but the recent snowstorm has