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Dog Mess

Countryside Code: Dog mess

Written by Sophie Dwerryhouse. First published on 5 May 2020.

The Countryside Code has more information on enjoying the countryside safely. Read here.
Dogs carry a parasite called Neospora.
The disease can survive in soil and water long after dog waste decomposes.
An infected cow/calf is infected for life.
Infected cows are much more likely to abort a calf.
Clear up after your dog and take the bagged waste with you.