The story of Dogfoul.org...and then Knein
How to stop Dog Fouling?
How to stop Dog Fouling?
How to stop Dog Fouling?
March 2020. Appalled by the amount of dog poo and poo-bags discarded along a favourite running route, Andrew Coleman decided to do something about it and launched DogFoul.org.
Get in the media!
How to stop Dog Fouling?
Get in the media!
December 2020. Andrew quickly became one of the UK's foremost speakers on how to tackle dog fouling and spoke on numerous radio shows, appeared in The Guardian and was invited to speak on ITV's 'Good Morning Britain'.
The Xmas tree?...Look closely!
We published
...but ultimately...apathy!
Get in the media!
April 2021. We created some really useful research into dogfouling and published some best practice papers which are available above.
Some people joined in....
...but ultimately...apathy!
...but ultimately...apathy!
July 2021. We paid for and distributed (free-of-charge) our signage to anyone who wanted to tackle dogfouling in their area and showed how social media combined with a local presence did deter Irresponsible Dog Owners....
...but ultimately...apathy!
...but ultimately...apathy!
...but ultimately...apathy!
September 2021. Although social media was awash with rage directed at 'Irresponsible Dog Owners'....most people were simply unwilling to do anything about it...Councils' put up resistance...so DogFoul.org closed the website (but continues to run the Facebook page and Group) whilst we took another approach...Knein.
There is nothing funny about dog fouling?
There is nothing funny about dog fouling?
There is nothing funny about dog fouling?
May 2022. But we are still determined to raise awareness of dog fouling. In order to do this we decided to spoof a viral on social media and created 'CLOAK O PLOPS' with 'Scat, Krappal & Plop'.
Scat, Krappal & Plop!
There is nothing funny about dog fouling?
There is nothing funny about dog fouling?
We plan to use this to help raise awareness....lets see what happens.
In the news
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