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Please... If I have to blow off a few turds in order to get the job done, then I will. You're all obviously millionaires that don't have to worry about paying the mortgage and can turn jobs down left, right and centre, but unfortunately, I don't have that luxury. Fair enough if it's been carpet bombed by several St Bernard's, but in my experience it's never more than a few. Keep the work coming my way lads, I'll happily earn the money you don't want and blow a few land mines into the borders! Cheers!

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I grew up on a pig farm (2,000 pigs plus) and plenty of poo but I could sit and eat my dinner sat in the stuff has I knew what I had fed them but for someone's dog/cat then I draw a line having a mower stinking my van up .

Has for being a millionaire far from even when I started I refused to stoop (no offence) that low for a customer who did not have the decency to clean up before I start .

I have had many customers come back to me after trying other gardener's and there lawns are spotless now .

 

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Please... If I have to blow off a few turds in order to get the job done, then I will. You're all obviously millionaires that don't have to worry about paying the mortgage and can turn jobs down left, right and centre, but unfortunately, I don't have that luxury. Fair enough if it's been carpet bombed by several St Bernard's, but in my experience it's never more than a few. Keep the work coming my way lads, I'll happily earn the money you don't want and blow a few land mines into the borders! Cheers!

 

Me too, good post.

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Ha!

You lot want to try working in French dog owners gardens.

This is a country where even the educated middle classes let their effeminate lap dogs defacate in childrens play areas whilst texting their lovers.

I hate it as much as the rest of you and often make little statements like scooping it into plant pots or one central and very obvious pile near the BBQ.

I recently tried poo bags but I've really not the stomach for handling others scat other than my own child's.

Ty

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I cut a cricket field as part of a council contract, and my guy who does the stimming was continually being bespattered by dog muck lurking in the long grass round the marker posts.

I told the parish council I would no longer be strimming there as a result. They banned dogs from the field, and at the next meeting, a handful of dog owners, including the guy with 5 dogs who never picks up came in mob handed with mates from the pub, getting hot under the collar.

they told the councik to find a different mowing contractor. To which I replied" if we do find someone to strim through dog muck, its ok to let your dogs crap all over the place and not clear up"?

no reply was forthcoming...

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Here is an article on Taxoplasma gondii

France has one of the highest infection rates worldwide at 84% of the population.

So bad is the problem that pregnant women here are vaccinated against it.

Given the French 'laissez-faire' attitude to dog/cat excrement and hand washing in general I am not surprised at all by this.

During a lean period I once worked for a contractor strimming verges around St Malo.

For 3 rainy days in June I vaporised scat with a Stihl 4mix.

I had to strip at lunch to drive home in my underwear and again when I returned home in the evening to my flat above a well known gay bar in Cancale much to the amusement of the regulars outside...:sneaky2:

Ty

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