Bosses dog doo doo!

[Mark Bolam]

There's only one thing worse than clearing up your dogs turds, and that's not clearing them up.

 

 

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[Mortimer Firewood]

Look not everyone is going to be "my type of client"

 

Using a blower like that means the way is clear to do the job, the client is not offended, plus, as a bonus they get to touch it when they weed their borders.

(After you've gone)

 

Blowing dog crap round a garden not in a million years if you need the work that's much then crack on.

If I turn up to do a quote I tell them firmly please clear up before we arrive when I did contract mowing if the mower got got crap on it they got billed for cleaning it takes an hour so that's £37.50 if they argued I'd tell them to collect the contract. Why should I turn up at the next job with a mower stinking of crao no way.

 

If a client wants us they will do it our way or no way no messing about since I've taken this attitude our company has gone from strength to strength coincidence I think not

[David Cropper]

Worst thing is when you hit one with a strimmer. I got coated from heads to toe a couple of years ago when I was clearing a garden which hadn't been touched for years. Couldn't even see through the visor. All the neighbours' dogs used it as a bog. Luckily it was only 80 metres from my house so I didn't have to drive home. My wife made me strip off in the back garden, wouldn't let me in the house. She took a photo and showed everybody. She thought it was funny, if I didn't!

[Gary Prentice]

Yeah I guess it's more of a pain for mowing/gardening. I was picking up brash and put my finger through a turd and it was the finger with the end worn through on the glove. It was hard to eat my sandwiches that day.

 

Bet you stopped biting your nails too:biggrin:

[mendiplogs]

If someone knows your coming and can't even be bothered to clean there dog crap up then they don't think much of you. Not my type of Cliant.

 

HI MIKE your right there all so health and safety of your staff thanks jon

[Burgess]

Worst thing is when you hit one with a strimmer. I got coated from heads to toe a couple of years ago when I was clearing a garden which hadn't been touched for years. Couldn't even see through the visor. All the neighbours' dogs used it as a bog. Luckily it was only 80 metres from my house so I didn't have to drive home. My wife made me strip off in the back garden, wouldn't let me in the house. She took a photo and showed everybody. She thought it was funny, if I didn't!

 

I hit dog poo once, with a mesh strimmer mask instead of a visor. Never again will I use a mesh one

[treesrus]

at least with dog poo, you can see where it is. i usually find cat poo when i'm coming down the ladder.

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

HI MIKE your right there all so health and safety of your staff thanks jon

 

Too right mate; everyone forgets the health hazards.

[arbormonkey]

We usually get the br600 magnum out and blast it into the beds and borders!

 

same here

[Mortimer Firewood]

same here

 

Bet that looks really pro dog **** splattered everywhere wtf no wonder this industry is under valued