[Bonny]

Originally Posted by CFrance

Hope it's reclaimed water!

[danno]

Why don't the have them pee n their own yard?

[Bonny]

Originally Posted by danno

Why don't the have them pee n their own yard?

Obviously you have not read the 19 pages here.

[Patty55]

Originally Posted by CFrance

Hope it's reclaimed water!

You all know what "reclaimed water" means?

One of the great things about TV is people keep their opinions to themselves. They might complain online, to your face-not so much.

Just turn them loose. Too much leash walking just dulls their minds.

[Cisco Kid]

Originally Posted by danno

Why don't the have them pee n their own yard?

Welcome to the forum Danno. I see you joined today.
You are welcome to come to my yard anyday with your puppies. My yard is known to be the local dog park.
Anyone traveling down I-74 and needs a place to run your dogs send me a PM.
Central Illinois. Fenced.

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by Cisco Kid

Welcome to the forum Danno. I see you joined today.
You are welcome to come to my yard anyday with your puppies. My yard is known to be the local dog park.
Anyone traveling down I-74 and needs a place to run your dogs send me a PM.
Central Illinois. Fenced.

We may just detour by there on our way to Pgh. this summer. Any size restrictions?

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by danno

Why don't the have them pee n their own yard?

Welcome to TOTV land.
If you read the 180 posts preceding yours, your suggestion has a familiar ring to it.
Responsible dog owners do have their dogs pee in their own yard before their walks.

[Cisco Kid]

Originally Posted by CFrance

We may just detour by there on our way to Pgh. this summer. Any size restrictions?

All are welcome.

[Cisco Kid]

Originally Posted by Barefoot

Welcome to TOTV land.
If you read the 180 posts preceding yours, your suggestion has a familiar ring to it.
Responsible dog owners do have their dogs pee in their own yard before their walks.

Some dog owned humans with small bladders have been known to hide in a bush and water it.

[shcisamax]

Originally Posted by birdawg

Yes good point, but if you love your dog understand that many of our lawns are like toxic waste sites. I have more poison on my lawn than anyone would want there dog walking on. I have rat poison under the bushes for a rodent issue we have so why would you subject your dog to this.

Hmmmn... Poison lawn is ok, toxic waste site lawn is ok, but dog poop is a problem even if it is picked up.

[shcisamax]

Originally Posted by Bonny

Obviously you have not read the 19 pages here.

Oh gosh, Bonny, you made me laugh so hard.

[dbussone]

Originally Posted by shcisamax

Hmmmn... Poison lawn is ok, toxic waste site lawn is ok, but dog poop is a problem even if it is picked up.

You are pretty funny yourself. [emoji106]

[Mleeja]

Originally Posted by Cisco Kid

Some dog owned humans with small bladders have been known to hide in a bush and water it.

From what I have been reading this would be ok. No has opined about humans peeing on the lawns. I guess reclaimed coffee is not as toxic as doggie pee.