What is the standard procedure for disposing of K-9 feces?

The standard procedure for disposing of K-9 feces is to scoop and dispose of it properly. This practice ensures that the waste is removed from public spaces and prevents potential health hazards associated with animal waste, such as the spread of parasites and diseases. It also helps in maintaining cleanliness in the environment, particularly in areas where dogs are exercised or walked, promoting a healthy community space.

The other options do not align with best practices for waste disposal. Leaving feces for nature to decompose can contribute to soil and water contamination, as well as pose a risk to other animals and people. Mixing it with soil does not effectively remove the waste from the environment, and can also lead to similar contamination issues. Flushing feces down the toilet could potentially lead to plumbing issues and is not a recommended method for dog waste disposal. Therefore, scooping and disposing of K-9 feces is the most responsible and recommended practice.