I grew up on the edge of the suburbs (huge city, but one with lots of cornfields on the periphery). Plenty of visits to local farms. This describes where I li

I grew up on the edge of the suburbs (huge city, but one with lots of cornfields on the periphery). Plenty of visits to local farms. This describes where I live now as well, where occasionally horses wander past on the street, and we get to deal with their shit by the street. Cow manure is put on the fields in spring. Yeah, "grassy" is a word for it. But it still smells like shit. Less horrid than dog shit, but it's marginal. As far as dogs being dirty - mine won't eat animal shit, either because she is not interested or because she picks up that we wouldn't like it (surprising, actually, how attuned she is to things we don't like). But she does not care at all about touching her own shit. She'll walk in it, throw it around after pooping when she is scratching the grass.