High Peak Borough Council is warning dog owners to clean up after their animals or risk paying a £100 fine.
The reminder comes as the council bid to keep the High Peak clean and tidy.
It also includes people who are caught littering - including flyposting and graffitiing - where they will be issued with a £120 fine.
Anyone who sees someone else dropping litter or not clearing up after their dog can report it by visiting www.highpeak.gov.uk/Report_It.
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