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Do you have a DOG?

The other day I got a little doorknob hanger that advertised ...

DOODIE KING
Pet Waste Removal

"Let us give your yard the royal treatment!"

Do you love your dog, but just don't have the time or desire to clean up after the little guy? Call us!!!!!

So for $9 1x/week I can have someone "remove" my yard waste.

WHAT A DIRTY, STINKY JOB!

It is kind of funny, but I don't think I could call this company. First of all, I wouldn't want to spend the money on that and second, I think that I should be responsible for my own dog's S#!T.


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Rob said…
It's a $h!tty job but someone has to do it. :)
10:34 AM
Christine said…
I hear ya on the money part!
12:50 PM
Unknown said…
I guess this is a perfect example of how anything can be a business.

Hey, it is a stinky job but someone has to do it AND that someone doesn't have to be you! :)

{W}
9:47 PM
thesixburghmom said…
I know a lot of people who pay for this kind of service. Although, I agree, I would never pay someone to do it. Especially since I have perfectly capable children ;) Two boys + pooper scooper = hours of entertainment.

I wish someone would open a company to clean litter boxes though. I would pay for that...lol.
10:47 PM
Maddy Pie said…
The downside of a dog. I have considered calling this kind of company but can't justify the expense. I'd feel lazy I think. I like the idea of a pooper scooper though. I'll have to get one of those.
6:35 PM
Anonymous said…
Oops! I was signed on as my daughter when I left that message. Sorry. :)
6:37 PM
Sarah - Kala said…
I have a neighbour who just moved out that had 4 dogs and 2 cats (way above the 2 pet rule in gov't housing) and am I ever thankful she decided to pay a service to remove the shhhtuff. She worked all day and didn't make the time to do that task. When the summer sun hits that shhhtuff, yuck-o smell-o. I'm glad she's gone, if only for the smell. The service only comes once a week, in one day 4 dogs create a weeks worth of poo.
2:19 PM
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