No pee no poop signs . For dog owners only ?
 

When you see these NO signs on a neighbors lawn do you avoid that lawn and respect their property? Or do you feel you have the right to use their lawn anyway? Trying to understand the villagers mindset of those neighbors who use the lawn anyway.

Your not serious are you?????

Check your deed restrictions for easements and signage restrictions. Should answer your question.

1 - Gotta love your ingenuity of not only resurrecting for the umpteenth time a dog poop thread but spicing it up with Pee (a Lake Sumter classic also).
2 - Wait about a New York minute before a dog owner's response will be the first "X" feet from the road into your yard is an easement and not your property.
3 - A long time from now archeologists will dig up all these plastic bags with preserved dog poop and wonder why did those crazy humans in this settlement want to giftwrap and save feces.

So. These signs are directed for the dog not to pee or poop on the lawns so marked? Ohh.

Dogs are royalty and should be treated as such.
Humans are the mere servants to fetch food and dog-poop-scoop.

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Can't you make it home to use your own bathroom?

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Why oh why, another DA dog poop thread.
75 posts coming.......

Can tell you "some" definitely do NOT let the sign stop them, and YES they do believe they have the right for their dogs to deposit anywhere, EXCEPT on their own lawns of course. Relative in well known Arkansas active life style community tells me they, and most residents walk their dogs around their own lawns as much as it takes to get their "business" done, then, and ONLY THEN, does the dog get to go on a walk past the property of others or to one of the dog parks. WHY this is not SOP in The Villages, who knows ? Yes, it is some kind of mind set together with an arrogant lack of respect and "common" decency ? Remember, some of these are same folks who fill the waste cans at the postal stations/swimming pools with dog filth in the hot summer sun despite large signs asking PLEASE not to do this (the smell is... well, you can smell it just sitting by the pool), and yet nothing stops people. I think many do not want "that" kind of thing in their own garbage to smell up the place maybe ? Who knows what gets into the minds of some folks !

Which is the greater violation. Placing signs on the lawn which is against deed restrictions, or allowing your dog to poop on someones lawn and then you pick it up which is what is recommended by TV districts and there are no deed restrictions disallowing this. Dogs, both male and female, pee and poop on my lawn several times every day including my own dog and there has never been any damage to my St. Augustine lawn from the pee or poop. I try to walk my dog on the common areas along the main roads but I still have walk past homes to get there and sometimes he just pulls onto a lawn and unloads which I always pick up and take home to my odorless poop container and then to the garbage on garbage day. I don't like it if someone walks their dog well up into my lawn but don't mind it if they only go in a couple feet as long as they pick it up. Cigarette butts that people toss into my lawn are more of a PITA to me or even worse landscapers that are working across the street parking in front of my house with their tires on my lawn, that does cause damage and often damages my irrigation heads. Landscapers wise up, park where you are working and damage their lawns.

My dog can't read, so................

Yeah. The easement argument is an old, lame one. Easements are still the property of the lot owner, and they are for specific uses identified in the easement documents, not for the general use of the public.

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As an aside, wonder how much longer "1984" will be available ? Will it be the next to be banned, and go on the $500 and up a copy list like the some Seuss books, Raspail's Camp of the Saints, and others ? Will "1984" or Fahrenheit 451 be next, what do you think ? We used to actually laugh at the "fantasy" of these back when they were on the required list in most high schools in our state.... Ha, ha, ah, oooops, not so funny as time goes on !