Reader Kate sent me this picture from Prague, and I’m grateful to her:

She tells me the bag is “coated paper with a cardboard scoop inside.” You know what a grim struggle it’d be to wrangle poop into a paper bag with a cardboard scoop — those poor Czechs must wish it were as easy (and flushable) as the picture suggests.

Kate doesn’t speak or read Czech, and neither do I. The only part I could get Google Translate to recognize is the first half of the larger type at the bottom, which emphatically states that the bag is not to be used for food storage. That was the message on the Fido Lindo sign that Gail sent from Lucca, too — I’ve never been the slightest bit tempted to use a poop bag for food storage, but it must be a grave problem to merit all these warnings.

Here’s Kate’s pup Lambert, by the way — a Poodle mix who’s “been on about 7 domestic round-trip flights and countless road trips around So Cal and Nevada. He is 10.5 pounds and uses a Sleepypod Air.” This picture shows him in his Air carrier:

“Have Hedgehog will travel,” says Kate!

Thank you so much, Kate! I’m making this an honorary member of Dog Jaunt’s scoop law sign collection. To see others, click on the “scoop law” tag below this post, or type “scoop law” in the search box.