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ARAPAHOE COUNTY - The city of Englewood has a new pet control ordinance which requires homeowners to scoop poops from their yards at least every 72 hours.
It's raising questions among some pet owners, and even a poop scooping company which could actually benefit from the requirement.
"We think the new law is a little silly," said Sam Johnson, owner of Pet Scoop Services.
Johnson started his scooping business to help pay his way through the University of Denver. He earned two college degrees. However, 15 years later, he still runs the business and has 30 employees. It's become Colorado's largest poop-scooping business.
"I'm probably the world's most educated pooper scooper. I've got my civil engineering degree and MBA degree. But I like owning this business. We'll soon be passing a milestone, our one-millionth yard cleanup," said Johnson.
Yet, despite being located in Englewood, just a short distance from City Hall, Johnson said he was never contacted for an opinion about how often homeowners should be required to scoop.
"Seventy-two hours is probably a little unreasonable. Generally dog waste doesn't become a problem within that amount of time. I think once a week is probably enough," he said.
Mike Flaherty, Englewood's deputy city manager, said he was surprised when he started getting calls about the new ordinance.
"The 72-hour rule was just one line pulled out of a 19 page ordinance. We don't know why that was picked to become a story," said Flaherty.
The ordinance began as part of a sweeping change to the city's codes when it comes to pets. Violators of the 72-hour rule could face fines of $50 to $999, however, officials say warnings for the first few offenses are more likely.

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Largest Pet Waste Removal Franchise Caught With Their Hands In Poop!

Flung From National Scooper Organization.

DENVER, CO – September 12, 2007 Through out the cyber world comes a case that will make most internet marketers duck! Cyber squatting in the Pet Waste Industry has stooped to an all-time low! Web marketing, comes with its own set of problems that all
small business owners must learn before stepping in that unforeseen pile. The Pet Services industry is one of the fastest growing industries in the United States accounting for $36 billion dollars revenue a year. Your pet’s business is now a cottage industry springing
up throughout the US. With that said, an illegal practice commonly known as Cyber Squatting, has recently caused one local Denver pooper scooper to sling her byproduct back at her largest competitor in a successful move to “clean up” deceptive internet
marketing practices.

Muttley’s Maid, Inc., a Denver independent pet waste removal company, recently took on its largest competitor, franchisor Pet Butler, Inc. of Frisco, Texas. Leslie Farrell, President of Muttley’s Maid, Inc., voiced concerns to the Association of Professional Animal
Waste Specialists, the only official trade organization for pooper-scoopers with proof of violations of the association’s Code of Conduct by one of their own Board Members, Mr. Matt “Red” Boswell, CEO Pet Butler, Inc as well as Robert Shurtleff, Denver
Franchisee, stating cyber squatting by purchasing domain names deceptively similar to her website www.muttleysmaid.com and other competitors throughout the United States.

Farrell said that Shurtleff purchased the domain names in October, 2006, shortly after he opened his franchise in Denver. Farrell states that Shurtleff, an experienced software developer, wrote the pages to duplicate the Pet Butler main sites, used the exact spelling of
Farrell’s company Muttley’s Maid in the headings and meta-tags of the newly created pages, then published those pages to the domain names: mutleysmaid.com, muttleymaid.com and mutleymaid.com to misdirect the public away from her domain, resulting in a
drop in Farrell’s company’s search engine ranking on Google and other popular search engines. Farrell estimates conservatively that her company may have $50,000.00 in lost revenue from October 2006, until the offending sites were taken down in August, 2007.
Farrell also submitted proof to aPaws that this practice had been performed against out of state competitors by Pet Butler’s own Chief Excrement Officer, Matt “Red” Boswell who purchased the site houndmounds.net a cyber squat against the real company, www.
houndmounds.com, a Dallas/Ft. Worth competing franchisor.

The aPaws Board of Directors voted on August 28th, 2007 to remove Boswell from the Board of Directors, terminate Pet Butler’s charter membership, as well as terminate the membership of Shurtleff, the Denver Franchisee for violations of the association’s Code
of Conduct against fellow members.

The Pet Waste Industry’s origin has been traced back to Poop Van Scoop, Denver, CO as starting in 1978 according to Colorado Biz Magazine. Farrell who is handicapped, states she started Muttley’s Maid, Inc. for $18.00; the cost of a scoop and a rake, a 5 gallon
pail and some trash bags, and has found the sweet smell of success is much different than she had ever imagined, as well as defending it, a messy undertaking.

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