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#Post#: 93688--------------------------------------------------
Re: Horses' unloading on roads and/or pavements and/or
pedestrian precincts.
DIR By: RT601-303
Date: October 11, 2025, 8:47 am
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--- Quote from: Hippocrates link ---
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> My complaint is that they "offload" their smelly deposits at
random and I find it to be quite incongruous that the Police et
al can had out fines to dog owners whose animals conduct
themselves in the same manner unless they pick the mess up,
while horse owners/riders are exempt.
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As a dog owner (who cleans up after his dog every time, even in
the countryside where the use of the plastic bag is almost
certainly more detrimental than leaving the turd where it is), I
totally agree with you.
Having said that I would prefer traffic wardens to be dispatched
to our parks and dog-turd-problem-areas to fine those leaving
their dog's crap everywhere rather than coining it in from
hapless motorists parked innocuously on double yellows in areas
that are causing no problem to anybody.
#Post#: 93770--------------------------------------------------
Re: Horses' unloading on roads and/or pavements and/or
pedestrian precincts.
DIR By: Innocentman
Date: October 11, 2025, 6:34 pm
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> All I know is: cats clear up theirs! ;D
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No they )$*%(;## don't.
They make a few desultory kicks with their rear legs which does
not bury it, and even if they make contact, all it does is flick
it somewhere else.
#Post#: 93773--------------------------------------------------
Re: Horses' unloading on roads and/or pavements and/or
pedestrian precincts.
DIR By: Innocentman
Date: October 11, 2025, 6:39 pm
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--- Quote from: Hippocrates link ---
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> I find it to be quite incongruous that the Police et al can
had out fines to dog owners whose animals conduct themselves in
the same manner unless they pick the mess up, while horse
owners/riders are exempt.
>
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It's just another example of two-tier treatment of animals and
their owners.
Think what cat owners get away with, and whether dog owners
could do the same.
Imagine somebody owning a dog, and allowing it to roam free,
jumping fences into people's gardens, defecating at will there,
killing wildlife - do you think they'd get away with it?
Cats though, well all that is just fine.
#Post#: 93966--------------------------------------------------
Re: Horses' unloading on roads and/or pavements and/or
pedestrian precincts.
DIR By: DrSatan
Date: October 14, 2025, 2:17 am
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The difference is that dogs can be trained to behave and follow
commands, and cats...well, you'd have more luck ordering gravity
to switch off.
#Post#: 94164--------------------------------------------------
Re: Horses' unloading on roads and/or pavements and/or
pedestrian precincts.
DIR By: Hippocrates
Date: October 15, 2025, 7:13 am
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Cats Eyes road reflectors may be the answer.
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