Your Dog's Poop Is Your Problem; Scoop The Poop Jersey Shore

I'm a pet lover. My family has 1 incredible doggy, Daisy (pictured above), and 2 kitties, Bomber and Dottie. A big part of caring for our pets is time, attention, and exercise. I love seeing so many Jersey Shore pet owners getting their dogs out for some fresh air. What I don't like seeing is the disregard some people have for their doggie droppings.

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Let me set the scene. It's a beautiful sunny evening. I'm taking my dog for a walk. She stops for a potty break. I take my green doggie bag out and scoop the poop. That's how it should be, right?

Well, as I walk around my new hometown (Bayville) and by big beautiful houses, I see turd nuggets in these otherwise pristine yards. Unbelievable. I took a walk around Toms River during my lunch break today and noticed the same thing. And then I sat back down at work and noticed a 700-word diatribe by someone in a Jersey Shore Facebook group about the very same thing. Apparently, I'm not the only one shocked and frustrated by this. So, I'll sum it up like this - - scoop your dog's poop. It's the right thing to do aesthetically and for health reasons. Keep our beautiful community beautiful. Or, feel free to move to Deleware - please. Like now.

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