Mutual cooperation is required by all parties involved for these parks to remain clean and safe for the dogs and caretakers alike. Constantly barking dogs can be a major nuisance. Authorities can be notified and you can be fined or if consistently causing disturbances, your dog may be taken away. Dog trainers or behaviorists can also help you prevent or stop your dog from barking excessively. As a courtesy to those who follow, pick up feces from your animal on walks for appropriate disposal.
Feces are unsightly, presents a health hazard, and prevents others from enjoying public areas.
Dogs who are kept in backyards and freely defecate in the yard must be cleaned up after as well since this can cause a significant odor and fly problem for your neighbors. Many dogs are taught from the time they are puppies to eliminate only in certain areas, such as near bushes or away from the lawn. This training simplifies the cleanup task for family members. Many caretakers forget about the feces their cat leaves in neighboring yards. Many cats like to defecate in vegetable gardens which can lead to the spread of disease to people.