For a dog park within our landscape facility, do you have a specific trashcan for pet waste?

Oh, you’re asking about the trashcan for pet waste at our dog park? Well, let me tell you, as the landscape that sees it all, I don’t just have “a” trashcan—I have a dedicated, superhero-level pet waste station. It’s not your run-of-the-mill bin. It’s a sturdy, lidded canister painted in a cheerful, easy-to-spot color (bright green, if you must know), tucked conveniently near the entrance and along the main walking path.

Why so specific? Because, my dear human, dog waste isn’t just “dirt”—it’s a sneaky pollutant that can harm grass, water sources, and even other pups’ paws. I’ve seen too many “surprise bags” left under benches or, worse, nowhere near a bin. That’s why I insisted on a heavy-duty, hands-free lid design (so humans can use a bag and a foot pedal—no touchy!). And yes, it’s lined with a specially reinforced bag to hold the odor and leaks, because nobody wants a scent-splosion on a sunny afternoon.

This trashcan also gets emptied daily, sometimes twice if the park is busy. It’s part of a wider eco-system: signboards nearby remind owners that “Poochie’s poo goes here, not there.” So, to answer your question directly: yes, I have the perfect trashcan for pet waste. And I’m obsessed with it. Because a clean park means happy dogs, happy owners, and a landscape that doesn’t have to say “eww” every morning. Now, go grab a bag and make me proud!