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Originally Posted by coffeebean
The key word here is "intentionally". I don't bring my dog out for a walk to have him relieve himself on other people's property. I make sure he goes on my back yard lawn before we venture out on our walk for exercise. I just haven't found the magic wand to make the dog not mark his spot as we traverse the neighborhood. As I said in my previous post...it's a male thing. I'm not sure female dogs are inclined to do that.
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Yes, the key word is "intentionally," and I intentionally added "intentionally" as an after thought for which I think is an obvious reason. So if you're not one who allows their dog to intentionally walk onto anothers lawns, thereby giving the pooch the opportunity to mark it's spot if it so choses, then you're not one of those of whom I was speaking of.
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