Not sure I even know what the first sign means except for telling you to put a flower on dog poo. Do they have duck waste bins in Israel, like the weird monkey ones in India?
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I really hope there are duck waste bins though so far have seen NO ducks at all….
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Have you seen this dog with a black eye? He’s wanted for looting.
Duck if you see the dog – he might be dangerous, see these ducking people? They are afraid of dog.
A loose translation, you understand.
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Sounds completely plausible to me though my Hebrew just a tad rusty…
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I confess to cheating – there are toy ducks for sale! As for the dog… that does look more serious, is it a list of local laws which will punish you and allow enforcers to knock your dog around if you let it run around on the grass?
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I think it’s about, as the Brits say, dog fouling, implying your dog will be criminalised if you don’t clean up after him? The photo should, properly, be of the owner of the dog? With or without a black eye.
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Looking at the sad dog again, I suspect he may be inviting dog lovers to an evening party
Or there could be a sale of dogs this evening at 7.30
In a different shop of course – dogs and ducks aren’t being expected to mix.
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They definitely don’t mix – just asking for trouble.
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Duck knows!
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Thanks, Clive – succinct and helpful
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Well, looked at from Maputo in Mozambique where I am at the moment and you see neither dogs nor ducks, all I can say is ducky to you two!!!
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Thanks, Gabriele- hope you’re njoying yourself in Mozambique, even without dogs and ducks
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The first is a reminder about the draconian laws on dog-fouling – don’t let your mutt get a criimnal record (it could damage his future career!). The second, I reckon, is an exhortation to come and see the local wildlife.
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I’m starting to wonder if the dog poster is aimed at dogs – you could end up in a police mug shot if you misbehave?
Not sure I even know what the first sign means except for telling you to put a flower on dog poo. Do they have duck waste bins in Israel, like the weird monkey ones in India?
I really hope there are duck waste bins though so far have seen NO ducks at all….
Have you seen this dog with a black eye? He’s wanted for looting.
Duck if you see the dog – he might be dangerous, see these ducking people? They are afraid of dog.
A loose translation, you understand.
Sounds completely plausible to me though my Hebrew just a tad rusty…
I confess to cheating – there are toy ducks for sale! As for the dog… that does look more serious, is it a list of local laws which will punish you and allow enforcers to knock your dog around if you let it run around on the grass?
I think it’s about, as the Brits say, dog fouling, implying your dog will be criminalised if you don’t clean up after him? The photo should, properly, be of the owner of the dog? With or without a black eye.
Looking at the sad dog again, I suspect he may be inviting dog lovers to an evening party
Or there could be a sale of dogs this evening at 7.30
In a different shop of course – dogs and ducks aren’t being expected to mix.
They definitely don’t mix – just asking for trouble.
Duck knows!
Thanks, Clive – succinct and helpful
Well, looked at from Maputo in Mozambique where I am at the moment and you see neither dogs nor ducks, all I can say is ducky to you two!!!
Thanks, Gabriele- hope you’re njoying yourself in Mozambique, even without dogs and ducks
The first is a reminder about the draconian laws on dog-fouling – don’t let your mutt get a criimnal record (it could damage his future career!). The second, I reckon, is an exhortation to come and see the local wildlife.
I’m starting to wonder if the dog poster is aimed at dogs – you could end up in a police mug shot if you misbehave?