In Victoria, around 9 million dogs produce 90 tonnes of dog droppings every day, which can be very problematic when wanting to protect the environment. While the smell and appearance of dog faeces on the street is offensive, dog droppings are also unhygienic. Dog faeces are toxic to your lawn, causing burns and unsightly discolouring! Moreover, it is estimated that a single gram of dog waste can contain 23 million faecal coliform bacteria, which are known to cause cramps, diarrhoea, intestinal illness and serious kidney disorders in humans. We must be responsibly picking up after our beloved pets. Using degradable dog waste bags, bags that do not leak or tear open, the environment is looked after and so is the health of Australia, all the while making your job easier and free of mess! 

This dog takes being toilet trained to a whole new level. How will he poop when going for a walk? Use our Dog Waste Bags of course! 

What's the most important movie question?  "Does anything bad happen to the doggy?"
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See you at the Dog Lovers Show!

Maybe this dog could figure out how to use our dog poop bags without needing any human helpers!!!
This wonderful puppy seems to be able to clean up the rest of the house, as well as doing a whole lot of other cool stuff!

Here is an amusing video from the Dog Poop Bag Club in America.  Dog Poo Bags are such an important concern, they apparently need masked super heroes to run around and deliver them!  

This is a hilarious video of a concerned passer by retaliating for the lack of manners shown by an inconsiderate dog owner.  The Russian girls in this video are crazy!  This messy confrontation could have been avoided, if only someone didn't forget their Dog Poo Bags!

Dr Marc Dussault, The Exponential Growth Strategist recently sent us the video clip below.  

The Americans are now performing Dog DNA testing and are now commercializing it. There is a company over there called PooPrints, and they have hi tech methods to identify the DNA of dogs who poo in public - as well as subsequently identifying their naughty owners who fail to clean up the mess.

Will this type of hi tech dog poo detective work ever make its way over to Australia? 
Who knows?  
But for sure- responsible dog owners need to pick up the poo after their pet!  
For great quality Dog Tidy Waste Bags, click on the hyperlinked text.

Dog Poo waste bags from Maxpak are used in public parks and gardens across Australia.