its just not going hard so squashes when try to get it lawn in real mess
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easy. With 7 dogs I guess I'm a bit of an expert :0)
Go out and buy yourself a big pack of cheap latex gloves from poundland etc (100 gloves for a quid). Then put one on your hand and simply pick it up and put it into a carrier bag. Even fairly sloppy poops can be got up. If they are really watery, you need to think about changing the diet or getting a vet to the dog as diarrhoeah can cause dehydration. But for normal sloppy poops, just pick it up with your latex glove on. Then peel off the glove so the poopy bit ends up inside and dispose of in the bin. Easy peasy.
wait til it gets really cold and the mess freezes then get a golf club and chip it into next doors garden.
Don't let it get there!
Don't scoop use a water hose if it is too soft to scoop. give your dog more dried food and less wet this may help firm him/her up.
Use a pooper scooper
shoot the dog
There is a spray you can get that is garden and lawn safe that dogs do not like the scent off and it will keep the dog off. It's called Multicrop. My in-laws use it for their next door neighbors dog.
http://www.multicrop.com.au/keepoff.htm.
Use an old dust pan and brush and of course wear old clothes and rubber gloves and a face mask. Then , when it is off the lawn pour soapy water over the `spot` where it was. You may have to `scrub` it. Then pour clean water onto the grass.
Loose stool like that can be a sign of many different things. Your dog could have some sort of health problem or maybe just changing the food would help.
First and foremost, find out what's causing the loose stool. As far as cleaning your garden, just use the hose and in the future, train your dog to poop somewhere else in the yard that's more acceptable for you.
in winter let it freeze.. summer make sure it does it on the path lol it works
use a trowel to pick it up, then either be responsibly and dispose of it properly or see how far you can get it to fly
Get the trusty dyson out
Sounds like the dog food isn't really agreeing with your dog! Try changing its diet so you get firmer results.
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