I wrote a letter to my local council about people who exercise their dogs in fenced off, dog free, children's playgrounds.
Good morning.
The Smith Reserve is between my house and my son's daycare centre, so we often stop to play in the fenced off playground. Unfortunately, despite the "No Dogs" signs, more than half of the times we want to stop to play, there is someone with at least one dog off it's lead inside the fenced off play area.
Kids put their hands in their mouths and near their faces all of the time, and they pick up everything.
Kids who crawl might as well be licking the soles of shoes when they put their hands in their mouths, so I am concerned, not just about what I can see on the ground, but what has been on the ground.
