RESCUE SHOW!! by jendellas
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Description
Toniann & I & helpers are running a little fun show for Munster rescue. (Its open to all breeds of dogs pedigree or not)
We have all sorts of fun classes & other things going on.
Sadly munsters come into rescue through no fault of their own, sometimes breeders don't tell all about them to prospective puppy owners, warts & all. They are not an easy breed.
Anyway, this is the sign that Alex at work sorted for us. I love it, he did a good job.
Thanks for all the lovely comments & favs, so, so appreciated. x

Comments (9)
Cooool
Straight to the point and very graphic!! The best way gets the message across nicely done!!
That's one witty little reminder. Thanks for sharing.
I live in NYC, and for quite some time there were signs posted along streets to pick up after your dog. Those signs really made a difference. But, those signs have disappeared (don't know why ), and now many people simply let their dog do their business with no clean up. As a previous dog owner, it really infuriates me that people can be so damned irresponsible and thoughtless.
Cool, great capture!
Excellent!
nicely done sign!
He did a great job on the sign.
I always got a laugh out of the signs the Dutch once had years ago when my family and I lived in The Netherlands. The sign showed a drawing of a dog with an X-shaped bandage over its behind, and the caption was: "HOND IN DE GOOT" (dog in the gutter). Mies (Jacomina, dochtersions) remembers the signs, but she says they no longer use them. As in the US, people are expected to clean up after their dogs, no matter where they do their business. :)
All the signs in the world won't stop some people from not picking up after their pets.
Very catchy sign indeed.
Sadly there is always someone not that interested in signs nor picking up after their dog.
Good luck with your show !
xoxoxo