I'm temporarily lost for words on this one and some opinion would be welcome, particularly if it is backed by experience.
A tenant has two dogs, allowed in the tenancy agreement.
The dogs wanders everywhere and are 'part of the family'.
They also poo. Specifically they poo on the lawn and garden.
Recently I had the pleasure of visiting the tenants to find the lawns being mown. (If you do not know by now, tenants often mow the lawn or clean the oven when the landlord is visiting.)
This is where I am lost for words.
The motor mower, without a catcher, was being pushed over the lawn and the dog poo which was lying around in abundance. It had all hardened because it had been lying there for days. All the little pieces of poo were flying all over the place in minute little bits. A lovely odour was created, much as when one stirs a forgotten curry on the stove.
So what should I do?
xris
A tenant has two dogs, allowed in the tenancy agreement.
The dogs wanders everywhere and are 'part of the family'.
They also poo. Specifically they poo on the lawn and garden.
Recently I had the pleasure of visiting the tenants to find the lawns being mown. (If you do not know by now, tenants often mow the lawn or clean the oven when the landlord is visiting.)
This is where I am lost for words.
The motor mower, without a catcher, was being pushed over the lawn and the dog poo which was lying around in abundance. It had all hardened because it had been lying there for days. All the little pieces of poo were flying all over the place in minute little bits. A lovely odour was created, much as when one stirs a forgotten curry on the stove.
So what should I do?
xris
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