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If they're in I'll knock on the door and ask them to pick it up as I'm a gardener, not a turd shoveller.
If they're not in I'll mow around it and post a note explaining the same.
tempted but..i dont mind picking up shite just as long as i get some extra dosh...
£5 per log?
im in the wrong job...id pick up shite all day for 5 dolla a turd drop...kerching
If I have a customer with the odd bit as fido went earlier the same day then I carry bags and a pooper scooper just in case but I do let the customer know.
Although I am a dog lover I have to remind myself that I am a gardener not a shite shoveler!
i was thinking 50p to a pound a turd... 5-10 pound a week better than a kick up the arse
MJC Garden Services said:
ask them to pick the shit up.
We have a couple of gardens that have dogs and the customers know to pick up the mess before we get there, otherwise we will do what we can, but wont pick it up. I take it the 'charge for it' posts are tongue in cheek.
If a client regularly fails to pick up dog mess I terminate the agreement. I won't touch dog mess at any charge, and expecting someone to work through it, strim it and get splattered on a regular basis is simply disrespectful.