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ElizaBB · 03/06/2016 17:39

Has anybody any experience of a "dicky bag" They seem expensive for what they are, but if they do the job as advertised I might be tempted. I hate carrying the black bag and the smell with me, and sometimes hang it on a tree for on the way home (I do always collect it !). Today I did a circular walk and double bagged the poo then put it into a freezer bag with a zip lock top. Then it went in my bum bag. It was ok until the end of the walk when I got it out and put it in the boot of the car. No obvious holes but it was very stinky. Yuk. We have 2 collie sized mongrels, so if they both drop one the bum bag won't be big enough anyway.

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Toooldtobearsed · 03/06/2016 17:52

Eliza, I promise, hand on heart, I am notrying evangelical about this time all, but have you considered feeding Raw? The 9nly reason I ask, is that my two (labradors) poos can be virtually picked up with bare hands, and that is if they 'go' at all. I have a pocket fUllapool of poo bags and in three years have filled two of Them!

When I did wet feed my previous digs, I would leave the bag to pick up on my return, double bag and put in the boot with the Offenders!

I truly would not bother with cool bags etc., just drive quicker😁

Toooldtobearsed · 03/06/2016 17:53

Good God, the effect wine can Have! Hope you can interpret😀

ElizaBB · 03/06/2016 17:59

Ooh, thanks I didn't realise it was wine o'clock already !

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Toooldtobearsed · 03/06/2016 18:02

Eliza, I promise, hand on heart, I am not trying to be evangelical about this at all, but have you considered feeding raw? The only reason I ask, is that my two (labradors) poos can be virtually picked up with bare hands, and that is if they 'go' at all.
I have a pocket full of poo bags and in three years have filled two of them!

When I did wet feed my previous dogs, I would leave the bag to pick up on my return, double bag and put in the boot with the offenders!

I truly would not bother with cool bags etc., just drive quicker😁

ElizaBB · 03/06/2016 18:05

Tooold ...that make me laugh, thanks. Maybe too much info, but the poo is easy to pick up, nice nuggets ! It's just the smell, and our car has no air con so we always have the windows open ! They both have dry expensive kibble. Confused

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Toooldtobearsed · 03/06/2016 18:05

There! Not so pished😂😂

Tis early, I know, but believe me, I need It!

ElizaBB · 03/06/2016 18:07

Haha...emergency here, I'm trying to cut down so there is only 1 bottle in the house....can't find corkscrew Shock

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TheLadyhasarrived · 03/06/2016 18:11

I use a dicky bag, they are expensive but mine does work. I took the scented disc thingy out as I couldn't stand the smell of that!

If it's any indication of how well it works, I forgot there was an offending bag in there for 2 days last week. I wouldn't recommend doing that as I nearly fainted when I unzipped the bag.

Be careful with size though, I have a terrier and use the small one and I have to make sure all the air is expelled or it won't fit. So for 2 bigger dogs you would need the biggest maybe? They have a good sizing chart on their website!

ElizaBB · 03/06/2016 18:13

Thanks thelady I will have a look, good to hear they do the job.

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Toooldtobearsed · 03/06/2016 18:14

Are there no poo bins where you walk? Sorry, stupid question, obviously not!

I don't have smelly poos (not me personally, you understand), so a bit of a loss. Only think I can think of in the warmer weather is an ice box, or tie the poo bag to your tow bar/ wing mirror?

A Cork works well😀

ElizaBB · 03/06/2016 18:39

Tooold no bins, just farmland. I usually wait for them to "perform" at home then go out...but that isn't always successful.

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babyblackbird · 03/06/2016 19:33

I bought one about 18 months ago because we walk on the beaches in Cornwall a lot where bins are either at the start or end of your walk.

If you want me to be brutally honest I have used it twice. We have a Labrador so had to get Labrador sized dicky bag and to be honest it's pretty bulky. I did strap it to my belt loops on my jeans once but it was so big it was a bit of a hindrance and apart from masking the smell which I admit it does do I couldn't see the benefit of carrying it rather than a bag. For me, a waste of £35 but it really is each to their own.

frenchiepup · 04/06/2016 09:30

I have one and I love it! No more carrying poo for long walks in the countryside etc, pop it in the bag and forget about it until you find a bin. As someone else has said, i have put a poo in it before and forgotten it for a few days - oh my it stunk when i opened it up! But no smell had escaped. Also love the fact its machine washable to get rid of any lingering smells!

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