re RunE's comment, sometimes I think a sign that simply said "don't ___" would be ignored more often than one that required you to actually read the 18 words. I could be wrong about that, but it would make me read it.
The conflict between dog walkers and other park users has been a major division of city dwellers. Unfortunately the irresponsible actions of a few make life hard for many people, and creates the need for signs like this.
That sign would be understandable when, I imagine, many would sit around on the ground to watch matches!
ReplyDeleteI guess a photo with a circle and a line drawn through it of a picture of a dog pooping is out of the question? ;)
ReplyDeleteO there is one of those as well - and another that says there's a maximum fine of £1000 for allowing your dog to foul.
DeleteI suspect that this could be said in less than 18 words :-)
ReplyDeleteSo civilized, and I bet your countrymen do obey the sign.
ReplyDeleteso proper!
ReplyDeleteThat gives me a reason why no dogs are allowed!
ReplyDeleteThis makes the point quite well. It couldn't be any clearer. Lovew the use of the work "foul". Very classy. genie
ReplyDeletere RunE's comment, sometimes I think a sign that simply said "don't ___" would be ignored more often than one that required you to actually read the 18 words.
ReplyDeleteI could be wrong about that, but it would make me read it.
The conflict between dog walkers and other park users has been a major division of city dwellers. Unfortunately the irresponsible actions of a few make life hard for many people, and creates the need for signs like this.
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