Originally Posted by Kelevision (Post 2328054)

The Villages is the worst place I’ve lived regarding animal haters. It’s telling about the type of person you are. Dogs sniff. Dogs pee and poop and they do it when they need/want to. I have a CYV and my dogs are out there at various times of day, doing what they do and when we go on a walk, it’s not going to stop them from sniffing and peeing/pooping in a yard if they need to. Thankfully, my neighborhood is pet friendly and you live somewhere else. TV is full of not only dogs but plenty of wildlife. Nobody asked you to move here and if you hate it leave.

Originally Posted by Djean1981 (Post 2328113)

Most dogs can be trained to do their business in their own yard - before a walk...

Originally Posted by TEXJK (Post 2328257)

Take them to the greens to pee they look like s$*# anyway

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter (Post 2328105)

Hasn’t this been covered a hundred times or more?
:popcorn::popcorn:

Originally Posted by nanvitt (Post 2328050)

The Villages is the worst place I've lived regarding owners standing in front of a neighbors home and letting their dog urinate in a neighbors yard. And it then attracts the next dog that comes along. There are dog parks, walking paths and even better....your own yard. Be respectful and keep your dog out of your neighbors yard.

Originally Posted by Gunny2403 (Post 2328293)

Dogs typically urinate as soon as they are outside if they need to. It will occur on the owners property. After the initial urination, while walking, the animal will stop and mark the territory with droplets. No harm to plants or grass. I’m fine with this. Regarding “pooping”, there’s no way to know when a dog will poop. A good owner bags it.

Originally Posted by Eg_cruz (Post 2328072)

Sorry but I strongly disagree. You most certainly can train your dog when and where to pee and poop. People allowing their dog free range simply don’t care about anyone else.
FYI just because someone doesn’t want your dog poop on their property doesn’t mean they hate animals. It means they don’t like irresponsible owners.

Originally Posted by Travilinggal (Post 2328295)

It amazes me that with everything The Villages has to offer, you prefer to sit at your front window waiting to watch a dog pee.

Originally Posted by airstreamingypsy (Post 2328329)

You sitting at the window, watching for dogs peeing in your yard? There are 3,000 or so activities, surely you can find one more fun.

Remember there's lots of wildlife in TV, coyotes, bobcats, gators, big birds, foxes, squirrels, panthers, bears and who knows what else.... all who have access to your yard....... life is short, pee isn't that important.

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter (Post 2328105)

Hasn’t this been covered a hundred times or more?
:popcorn::popcorn:

Originally Posted by jparsoneau@aol.com (Post 2328383)

A little bit of friendly advice from the friendliest neighborhood if you don’t like a little pee in your yard and this bothers you, you should probably move.

Originally Posted by jarodrig (Post 2328351)

Yea, but all of the posts about the poor golf course condition is starting to overtake the “dog pooped in my yard” post count!

So now is a good time to catch up !

Originally Posted by Gunny2403 (Post 2328293)

You obviously know very little about the subject. Dogs typically urinate as soon as they are outside if they need to. It will occur on the owners property. After the initial urination, while walking, the animal will stop and mark the territory with droplets. No harm to plants or grass. I’m fine with this. Regarding “pooping”, there’s no way to know when a dog will poop. A good owner bags it in totality and moved on. If they don’t, then I have a problem with them. No way would I use a dog park. I’ve seen too many dogs ignored as they become aggressive towards other dogs. Do the other dogs have their required shots? To walk on the MMP’s I still have to walk thru my neighborhood to get there. Like all things, there are considerate owners and the opposite. If I see a small sign in a yard asking me not to let my dog near their perfect landscaping (in the owners mind), I make sure to move past the yard as asked. Done for now!