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Bloody cheek. :eek: When my dog stops while on the lead, I usually look down for any sign of an offending packet so not me gov. And even when my dog is off the lead and some way from me, I can still spot the tell-tale signs of the squat position, which is more often than not a precursor to a poo...

Agreed, and what such ladies do have is respect for their surroundings. Unlike many of the scumbags that leave their mess behind.

I must try that in a quiet moment.:thumbsup:

Fair point: Being a pedant by nature, what I should have said was "For the umpteenth time, I've taken my dog out today only...etc. But I'm sure you get the drift.:thumbsup: Anyway, I was a tad pre-occupied when I wrote my post.

Another excuse - "I didn't know that my dog had poo'ed. I wasn't looking".

Arguably, both. :lolol:

For the umpteenth time today, I've taken my dog out for a walk only to tread in a big pile of the brown stuff in the middle of the pavement. Now I know I should have been looking where I was going but I've always had a habit of gazing ahead as I'm out for a stroll rather than observing the...