For project 3 I am thinking about designing a sign for people to clean up after their pets. At the Clemson Botanical Gardens many people take their dogs on walks but fail to clean up after them. I think that it is important to keep a public place like that clean. As far as I know there are currently no signs for people to clean up after their pets. There is simply a sign to keep dogs on leashes and to encourage owners to clean up after their pets. I think having a more creative sign will have a more positive effect on those who bring their pets to the gardens. Any suggestions are welcome.
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Submitted by heidirs on
I think this is definitely a needed sign.
You could definitely have
Submitted by sjrains on
You could definitely have some fun with a sign like this. Polite but humorous, or even a little coy.
I'd agree. This isn't just a
Submitted by cody93 on
I'd agree. This isn't just a Clemson thing, this is the state botanical garden, it'd be nice if it wasn't a place where you had to be hyper aware of where you were walking.
There are, they just aren't
Submitted by lnoble on
There are, they just aren't very effective. I live in Tiger Town Village and the sign they have is placed in the very back of the complex in someone's front yard... My neighbor had an issue with dogs in their yard so they put a sign saying if someone's dog went in their yard he'd pick it up and throw it at them. Good pick!
Definitely a need for this.
Submitted by arodge3 on
Definitely a need for this. Maybe you could go there and take a picture to use or something
This could be hilarious.
Submitted by sliving5 on
This could be hilarious.
Good idea
Submitted by will63 on
I remember the example from Ch.4 that is related to this. I think this is a great idea and something that would benefit the environment. Personal responsibility is hard to accept for some college students.
The book has an example of this
Submitted by LikeTheRiver on
Punch your dogs poo with your fist was one humorous interpretation if I remember.
Perhaps though, if you could speak with someone at the Botanical Gardens about your idea, they have an engraver that could be used to make the sign I think. Also, if it were paired with a baggie dispenser and near a trash can it would not only tell people what to do, but it would give them a way of doing it. It may be that the problem is a lack of bags, and not an unwillingness to clean up after dogs.
This is a good idea and I am
Submitted by Sdb13 on
This is a good idea and I am excited to see how the final project will turn out.