Guard your dog, guard your identity
Spring cleaning + Dog walks = Saving on (biodegradable) poop bags
Junee wouldn’t move out of the picture. No matter how many times I shooed her away, she returned to my feet. She knew I was either leaving her behind to go walk another dog (she sniffs me extra hard when I return home) or it was time to walk her. Although I’ve had both of these tote bags longer than the day I adopted Junee three years ago, both bags have become my “dog walking bags” since 2021.
Recommended Read: “14 supplies for your dog-walking adventure ~ No matter what the owner already has, keep these in your bag”
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Anyone who peered inside either bag would quickly figure out I have a dog. Why else would I have a foldable water dish, a leash, biodegradable poop bag rolls, a veterinarian business card, pet vaccination records, a Wag! fanny pack and a Wag! cap? However, there is one item in the bag that might seem confusing to a snooper. Why is there a pile of random paper organized on one side of the bag that displays everything from old Toastmasters meeting agendas, online purchase receipts and pay stubs for jobs I held multiple years ago? The answer: Spring cleaning.
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