"Anne Wheeldon" wrote in message
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I'm a bit puzzled by this. All the gardening books/ programmes say don't
put
it on the compost heap, but we all use horse and chicken manure quite
happily. The website referred to in an earlier post suggests that they are
v
high in phosphates from bones. My dogs eat dried food and vegetables but
no
bones; they are wormed every six months so are unlikely to have toxicara
worms. I don't really grow veg. So what's the problem? Dog poo is only a
small fraction of the total compost.
I'd be very happy to get some sound advice on this.
Anne

A quick google also turns up http://www.uaf.edu/coop-ext/compost/dogs.html

Mark