[Taltarzac725]

Vandalism is what in some cases is being described as well as trespassing. I am not talking about the dog walker but about people taking action directed at the dog owner and their house.

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by Dusty_Star

These are all cruel options targeting the dog, when clearly it is the owner at fault. Additionally, these would not solve the problem, the solution lies with the negligent owner.

And how do you recommend getting the negligent owner to respect the OP's property? That is the question. Simply voicing one's displeasure hasn't worked. What is OP's next move?
The problem is (almost) always the owner.

[Velvet]

Originally Posted by fdpaq0580

If OP is over 60, how about calling crimes against seniors to see if they can or will help. Dog off leash, continual dumping of raw sewage on victims property, causing emotional harm from continued abuse, creating a potential health hazard, and more. They can help him to get a cease and desist order and a restraining order.

Or, I could call a guy they used to call "the magician" who could make "problems" dissappear. 😏

I know one of those guys too, but would never consider it. I mean perhaps if someone murdered my daughter… there are much simpler, even friendly ways.

The nuisance people tend to get run out of the neighborhood eventually. One was run out from the historic area - she was pretty off to upset those liberal minded neighbors. And the other from the newer northern part near 301.

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by Velvet

I know one of those guys too, but would never consider it. I mean perhaps if someone murdered my daughter… there are much simpler, even friendly ways.

The nuisance people tend to get run out of the neighborhood eventually. One was run out from the historic area - she was pretty off to upset those liberal minded neighbors. And the other from the newer northern part near 301.

Oh! You actually know one of "those guys ". I was only joking, hence the emoji.

[Velvet]

Originally Posted by fdpaq0580

Oh! You actually know one of "those guys ". I was only joking, hence the emoji.

Yes, we met at the gym, he is a champion kick boxer. He wanted to learn to speak English and was from my native country. After some time he told me what he did for a living. My response was to invite him to mass on Sunday. He had never been to church. He is back home now and with my encouragement he is out of that job and running a gym himself and breeding and showing American Staffs internationally.

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by Velvet

Yes, we met at the gym, he is a champion kick boxer. He wanted to learn to speak English and was from my native country. After some time he told me what he did for a living. My response was to invite him to mass on Sunday. He had never been to church. He is back home now and with my encouragement he is out of that job and running a gym himself and breeding and showing American Staffs internationally.

Great! Your friendship may have saved a life.

Long ago, in a life I hardly remember, was very good friends with former president of a Hells Angel's chapter. A wonderful, friendly, generous and kind fellow to my wife and I. Pretty sure not everyone shared our opinion of him or his wife. But, we treat others the way we would like to be treated. Works for us.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by asianthree

For us it wa the same with more than 20 plus dogs per day using our corner lawn. So that would be Mallory, Pennacamp, Fernandina, Hemingway.

It’s not just about picking up it’s the 10-20 dogs who stop on their way out on their walk and then stop again on the return urinating on other peoples yard. Plus lawn guys quit because of the dog park effect of those who choose to just walk away. And yes we had 6 cameras to capture every event. With most saying it’s an easement not your lawn …Those four houses were the last time we bought a corner lot in TV.

It happen more than you think in every neighborhood, you just don’t notice

I think you need more cameras

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by fdpaq0580

Fictional scenario designed, apparently, to dissuade folks from taking necessary legal steps for protecting themselves and their property from abuse.

Please explain why you have experience to make a claim or I can say fictional delusion.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by jimjamuser

You say that the dog owners walk into your yard uninvited. That is downright un-neighborly. They say that 2 wrongs don't make a right, but a Red Rider BB gun used covertly might be an option. The BBs are traveling at low velocity and if it hit the dog in the rear end, it would not break the skin. Other options would be to throw fireworks or set up mouse traps, which would snap and startle the dog. A small air horn like used to scare bears away could startle the dog. And dogs have very sensitive hearing. A water cannon with a little bit of ammonia in it might work. Use of bear spray would keep it away.
.........The is also products sold at hardware stores that the smell keeps deer and raccoons away. It has a name like "critter-ritter".

I highly doubt shooting bbs guns in villages is allowed at resident outside.

Have you ever been shot with BB gun?

BBs are hard to find once penetration. That would be considered animal cruelty and you would probably get arrested.

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by Topspinmo

Please explain why you have experience to make a claim or I can say fictional delusion.

Just didn't sound realistic to me. Did it all actually happen?

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by CFrance

Pairadocs, I'm interested to know where this happens. It boggles my mind.
Is it a newer area south of 44, or just north, like Pinellas?
We've lived in Tamarind Grove sine 2012 and have almost never had a problem with people not picking up after their dogs. Twice, but we tracked it down to a visitor.
People on TOTV keep bringing this up, though, so I'm curious to know where it is happening.

I know... I've never seen a "dog walker" with a pack of dogs on leashes...

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by jimjamuser

You say that the dog owners walk into your yard uninvited. That is downright un-neighborly. They say that 2 wrongs don't make a right, but a Red Rider BB gun used covertly might be an option. The BBs are traveling at low velocity and if it hit the dog in the rear end, it would not break the skin. Other options would be to throw fireworks or set up mouse traps, which would snap and startle the dog. A small air horn like used to scare bears away could startle the dog. And dogs have very sensitive hearing. A water cannon with a little bit of ammonia in it might work. Use of bear spray would keep it away.
.........The is also products sold at hardware stores that the smell keeps deer and raccoons away. It has a name like "critter-ritter".

Unbelievable...

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by asianthree

For us it wa the same with more than 20 plus dogs per day using our corner lawn. So that would be Mallory, Pennacamp, Fernandina, Hemingway.

It’s not just about picking up it’s the 10-20 dogs who stop on their way out on their walk and then stop again on the return urinating on other peoples yard. Plus lawn guys quit because of the dog park effect of those who choose to just walk away. And yes we had 6 cameras to capture every event. With most saying it’s an easement not your lawn …Those four houses were the last time we bought a corner lot in TV.

It happen more than you think in every neighborhood, you just don’t notice

Sorry, it's not happening in our neighborhood. And I'm all over it every day with my dogs. Maybe people in Tamarind Grove are more responsible.

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by Topspinmo

I highly doubt shooting bbs guns in villages is allowed at resident outside.

Have you ever been shot with BB gun?

BBs are hard to find once penetration. That would be considered animal cruelty and you would probably get arrested.

I have. As a teen a very disturbed "friend" aimed a BB gun at my eyes. I had been fooled to come into the house so that X could show me something by Y. X then picked up a BB gun and aimed it at my face. I told him that shooting between my fingers would be harder than hitting my eye. He, fortunately, took that suggestion but missed and put a BB into my left pinky. The bone stopped it but for some reason I did not feel anything.

The Reno, Nevada kid was soon in a mental ward or whatever they had back in the early 1970s for kids with profound problems as Y probably told his parents as well as Y's parents told X's parents.

I squeezed my pinky and BB flew out on the way home. I told my parents I got my finger stuck on barb wire but doubt if they believed me as I did not gave to get a shot for possibly infection.

BBs can take eyes out easily. And will penetrate a stomach wall. Dog at dog park I go to on occasion had a lot of BBs still inside it and hated kids as that was who shot him full of BBs. The dog owners would need to quickly get a leash on the poor dog whenever a kid entered the dog park. They would have had a good amount of time to do that from where they usually sat at the dog park as they could seen who was coming in and would have had a few minutes to get the dog under control.

I did research the present X who is a Reno businessman.

[Velvet]

Why, why, why would anybody harm an obedient dog? That is just following the owner’s expectations?