Dog poop is not just an eyesore — it is a public health hazard ... its impractical for riders to dismount and clean up after ...

Even the best-behaved dog can go No. 2 in the house sometimes. If it happens more often than usual, your furry friend may have a problem. Illness, aging, and emotional issues could be to blame.

Denver is a city of turds, physically and metaphorically. With around 160,000 dogs in the city, that's 28.8 to 43.3 million pounds of dog poop per year.

If these waves are impaired or slowed down, this may cause poop to sit in your dog’s colon longer than usual. ... Going for days without pooping. Scooting and squatting frequently.

If eating poop is a new habit for your dog, there may be something else going on, but more often than not, it’s just an unpleasant habit. Your dog isn’t the only one doing it.