How to Walk Your Dog as a Good Neighbor

Step-by-Step Guide

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   Step 1: Pay attention to where other tenants are walking their pets.

   Offer to hand them an extra bag for cleanup.
   
   Point out any waste they've neglected to clean up. , Ask a letter to be sent out warning all pet owners that pets should be leashed at all times and all solid waste should be collected and disposed of in a trash receptacle.
   
   Determine fines for anyone not following the rules.
   
   Suggest the area be divided so smaller animals can be walked in one area and larger dogs in another. ,,, Everyone is responsible for keeping their pet safe. , It contains a roll of bags perfectly sized for picking up dog waste.
   
   Carry some plastic grocery sacks with you for pick ups Bigger dogs may require the larger shovel and scoop to remove their waste. , It's rude. , If the pet becomes comfortable with an area and can relieve itself without an issue you should continue to visit that place.
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   Step 2: Make sure those pet users pick up and dispose of waste properly.

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   Step 3: Avoid following the same paths as less considerate dog owners who do not clean up after their pet.

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   Step 4: Pet owners who understand clean up

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   Step 5: supplies and etiquette are often misunderstood by the less concerned dog walkers.

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   Step 6: Discuss the problem with your Home Owners Association or Co-op board.

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   Step 7: Keep your pets appropriately leashed at all times.

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   Step 8: Carry a spray bottle with water in case an aggressive breed tries to harm a smaller breed

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   Step 9: Use common sense when determining where to walk your dog or cat.

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    Step 10: Invest in the bag carriers that can be attached to the leash.

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    Step 11: Prevent your dog from squatting in a neighbors yard to do their business.

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    Step 12: Find a public space where your pet has many options.

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