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The Gray Hog 12-30-2007 01:50 AM

Re: I could not believe my eyes.
 
Our last subdivision had nature areas also, as does TV. One large section was approved as a doggie play area and consisted of a dozen acres or so. The dogs ran 'off leash' and played well together. It became a hit as a social time for owners and pets.
I had a corner lot that became a dumping site for dogs, too. That, along with the cat owners letting them run free all day and night in everyones garden in the 'hood' are just a couple more reasons I'm glad to be in TV with a small yard.

gfmucci 12-30-2007 05:21 AM

Re: I could not believe my eyes.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Talk Host
No, I strive to post uninteresting, run of the mill subject lines so that nobody will read them. It's my policy. Heaven forbid I should ever want anybody to read the threads. Just like newspapers. They never try to come up with tantalizing headlines.

I thought so. :joke:

Hyacinth Bucket 12-30-2007 05:29 AM

Re: I could not believe my eyes.
 
Hi, I wish we had a camera yesterday. An individual let their dog poop and then walked away. I did not see if s/he had a plastic bag or not.

This is the first time we have seen this.

If we get quite a few pictures we could start a thread called "WANTED FOR CLEAN UP DUTY"

Just my thoughts.

Hyacinth Bucket

chelsea24 12-30-2007 05:32 AM

Re: I could not believe my eyes.
 
;D Perhaps it should be "Clean Up Doody"!

carole131 12-30-2007 01:09 PM

Re: I could not believe my eyes.
 
Hoo, boy, are we now getting testy? Chuck expressed himself. That's OK. I find nothing wrong with Subject title here. I know the feeling about not believing the writer's eyes, since I feel the same way about people walking their dogs on neighbors' property. I go (pardon the pun) with the idea of letting your pet "do his business" on the owner's property, then taking a walk, for exercise. Some dog owners assume it's alright to let their dogs relieve themselves just anywhere, & if they're reasonable, they'll understand if they're asked to refrain. Many reasons mentioned here state our feelings, too.

gfmucci 12-30-2007 02:14 PM

Re: I could not believe my eyes.
 
OK. Let's imagine for a moment that "the developer" or "the CDD" created one or two "Doggie Doo Run Runs" around TV. That would still result in about 90% of the dog poopulation population being over a mile or two from the Doggie Doo places. Now, how many doggie people would actual make their 2 to 3 times per day jaunt to one of those Doggie Doo Places in place of their more typical walk around the block?

My point is that it is very doubtful that building a couple more Doggie Doo places will significantly remedy the problem that most folks are concerned with. The solution is more thinking/considerate dog owners.

Hyacinth Bucket 12-30-2007 02:43 PM

Re: I could not believe my eyes.
 
Chelsea,

"Clean up Doody" will work for me.

We also could have a new :cop:force. As you go somewhere, and see an offender, hand out neighbor citations to all offenders.

Penalty?

Where I use to work we had the "Window Police" - in case you opened your window. Penalty - removal of window openers. Then there were the "Heat and Air Conditioner Police" in case you changed any settings. Penalty - locked control boxes. The latter was a major problem, if your office faced south and another office on the line faced north - one office was hot and the other cold.

What can I say. I believe you should curb your pet. I would hate to see it come to the above suggestion.

IMHO

Hyacinth Bucket

MSNPA 12-30-2007 02:43 PM

Re: I could not believe my eyes.
 
On Christmas Day I was sitting out on the lanai and heard a man talking as if he was right next to me. He was! This person was walking his little dog on our property right by the lanai. We also have a corner lot. I could almost understand if he was on the street and the dog was walking on our grass, but the man was actually walking on our grass as if it was a field. I was shocked, but did not say anything since it was Christmas and I soon realized he was company visiting a neighbor. Hopefully this was a first and last!

beady 12-30-2007 06:20 PM

Re: I could not believe my eyes.
 
Oh gosh, There is just no accounting for rude people and their dogs. I think having some Village sanctioned dog parks would be a great idea for the convenience of the dog owners. It would not change the fact that some people are just clueless and careless about monitoring there animals daily routine and picking up afterwards.
If someone is trespassing on my lawn I'm going to call them on it, and that is probably the most effective solution. If you see someone not picking up after there animal, mention it to them and ask them to clean it up. Hopefully they will get the message. :dontknow:

JohnZ 12-30-2007 07:23 PM

Re: I could not believe my eyes.
 
I personally think this topic is a little worn-out. I'm surprised that this was posted as a new topic and under a new title. I say enough already.

nanci2539 12-30-2007 07:42 PM

Re: I could not believe my eyes.
 
Has the world gone mad! Would a human walk into anyone's home and poop in their foyer!

Allowing a dog to relieve themselves on a neighbor's lawn is outright ignorant and rude. I wouldn't want these people as friends. How would they behave if you invite them to your home. Would they poop and pee whereever they please!

Jan, I would have said something!




ewstanley 12-30-2007 08:19 PM

Re: I could not believe my eyes.
 
Perhaps there needs to be a no pet area of TV. I live on a corner with a fire hydrant right now and many people walk their dogs and of course stop at the fire hydrant. I can only remember one incident when someone didn't pick up after their pet, it was a teenager who was just (in my opinion) too lazy to pick it up. I did address the issue and is hasn't happened since. I don't live in TV now but I sure hope that most dog owners have the courtesy to pick up after their animals. I know that the dogs aren't human and accidents do happen, it is not a big deal if they just do the right thing and pick up after their animals. We have quite a large lot and my husband takes great pride in his lawn and it shows. Accidents do happen, no matter how well you train your animal it does happen. I have been a volunteer an the local animal shelter and humane society for many years and speak from experience.
:dontknow:

Bubbalarry 12-31-2007 01:55 AM

Re: I could not believe my eyes.
 
Hyacinth Bucket I :agree:

I like that idea for those who can take digital pics, post them here now that we have learned to import images.

Then send a copy to TV so they can impose punishment. Fine them once and if they continue to do it asses them with a higher amenity fee.

I think this person had to be a renter not an owner or his/her guest.

How could anyone who is a resident of TV disrespect you and your home by coming so close to the building? By the street as bad as it can be is nothing compared to right by the house and they should punished for it.


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