Why are there not more signs banning dogs from Mount beaches? Recently I spotted two dogs on Pilot Bay, but didn't risk speaking to the owners who may react unpredictably. Perhaps signs could be placed on trees along the beach as those in parking areas are obviously not sufficient, or perhaps dog rangers patrolling regularly might be the answer.
Marion Davis, Mount Maunganui.
Posted: 10:06am Fri 25 Feb, 2011
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Comment by Carol
Posted on 28-02-2011 14:57 | By The author of this comment has been removed.
Sometimes Dogs are a lot cleaner and tidier than humans for example dogs do not leave litter, alchol bottles, vandalise, and leave litter. So to you Marion, please give the dog owners a chance, most are excellent in cleaning up after. Not so some humans who delight in leaving their litter inspite of pleanty of visible rubbish bins around.
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