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Don't know about you, but our circus that comes to town every year gives away their elephant dung for compost piles. You just have to take your own wheelbarrow and truck.

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Wow Carol! Elephant dung! That is definitely quite an enhancement.
I wonder how well my dogs dung will work as an enhancement?

But if I tried using their dung as soil enhancement, wouldn't that encourage them to drop their dung in places other than their designated area?
Depends upon your dog (by the way, we are liable to catch zoonotic (sp?) diseases from dogs, so don't use.) We have one dog with terminal blond problems--she's a ditz. Our other dog is just a good old brown dog. She has separation anxiety, so the ditz helps the brown dog out just fine. But wait--we could be starting a new discussion page here about our pets!
The only thing that dog poop is good for is if you have a dog that is a digger you place the dogs poop in the hole and they will stop digging there.. Why this works I have NOOOOO idea, but it does.
Have a great day!
You're kidding me--we have a digger! Had to bathe her again yesterday. I'll try this when we get back from PIR!
Haha elephant dung-does it seem to be better than other? We have lamas and alpacas behind us and we get their droppings! Definately will remember the dog poop and hole!!
wow! I'm ready to join you for veggies!

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