How to write friendly reminders for walking dogs in the community?

The community’s friendly reminder about dogs excreting in the corridors can be written as follows:

1. Dear owners: Hello! Recently, an owner reported to the property service center that not only There are dogs defecating and urinating at will in the corridor, and some dogs are entering and exiting the community at will and trampling on the lawn, causing discomfort to the neighbors. We hope you will know more.

2. Dear pet owners, hello! In order to keep the environment clean and hygienic, please take good care of your dogs and do not urinate or defecate anywhere. Thank you for your cooperation.

3. Livestock manure is scattered on the ground, which shames the owner deeply into his heart. Ethics can be seen in the subtleties, and civilization can be seen in words and deeds.

4. Please do not let your dog urinate or defecate anywhere in the corridors of the community, unit entrances, elevators and other public places. If there is excrement, please clean it up in time and dispose of it properly to maintain community environmental hygiene.

5. All owners are asked to manage their pets well and prohibit public urination and defecation. Violators will be fined. Thank you for your cooperation!

6. Do not allow your dog to defecate anywhere on the streets of the community, amusement parks and other public places. If there is excrement, please bring a newspaper to your dog to excrete, clean it up in time, and put it in the trash can. Maintain environmental hygiene in the community.