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I think the message here is simple. the person is sick of other peoples dogs, crapping on their lawn. picking up is not the excuse for letting your dog do it. why can't the dogs, go on their own lawns? it is not ok to let them do it, and pick it up. I don't care what issues the people have. it is absolutley wrong. I say, water that lawn and if that is what it takes, then so be it.
and don't give me this easement crap either. there is no excuse... |
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As for the dogs on lawns... that is a big no no.
Very easy fix. Go buy a plant sprayer /hudson sprayer. Fill it with water. Make sure you get out there in full view and spray the hell out of the easement daily as they approach. Give the illusion of putting down chemicals. Problem solved. Add to the deception.... place an empty bottle of Roundup on the drive way like it is being used. You will be amazed ........ People are sheep |
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Here’s an idea…talk to the neighbor whose sprinkler goes off. We don’t seem to communicate with each other anymore. It could be a completely innocent thing and yet we take it to social media to make accusations.
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Simple solution
Walk on the other side of the street
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"Junior Member" only refers to the # of posts one has... Those who are more "chatty" (like me) will move up in the rankings quite quickly... :icon_wink: |
If your neighbor doesn't want dogs in his yard that is his right. I don't want them in mine, either. Why do dog owners think everyone's yards are bathroom for their dogs. Why can't they use their own yard and just walk their dog if they feel the need. There are also dog parks. Believe it or not, not everyone loves your dog like you think they do.
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people try to justify that it is ok as long as I pick it up? well, it is not. they won't accept that. and the excuses are great. "I'll pick it up." " there are no sidewalks", and on and on. they deliberately let their dog, go on other peoples property. my dog goes on his own lawn. if I walk him, and I think he is lining up for a big one, I make him do it on the street, and pick it up there. does anyone have a problem with my dog going on the street as opposed to someones private property, as long as I pick it up?
it's like the gun argument. it's not the gun, it's the person holding it. it's not the dog, it's the person holding it. |
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