Pet waste pick up and carrying bag

A clean up bag for pet supplies and p t excrement comprising first and second compartments, a hinged flap on said bag having hook and loop fastening means on the underside of the hinged portion of said flap and said flap adapted to cover said compartments when desired, and having separate hook and loop fasteners on said bag, a strap to carry said bag, said strap having hook and loop fastening means on said strap adapted to mate with the hook and loop means on the underside of the hinged portion of said flap, said strap being easily removed and replaced as desired, and when in place the bag can be carried by said strap by a person and alternately by looping the strap over a dog's head and neck, one of said compartments holding unused excrement bags, the other compartment holding filled bags of excrement, the hinged flap covering both compartments when the separate hook and loop fasteners on the bag and the separate hook and loop fasteners on the flap are engaged.