'No Pee Zone' sign on the grass between sidewalk and road = Ugly neighbors

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Your neighbors are "ugly" because they don't want your dog peeing/pooping on the grass in front of their house? Aren't you an entitled piece of work.

Where do you suggest dogs pee?

In their own yards, dummy.

Hm, and dogs that live in apartments and condos, where should they pee.

In the designated 'dog walk' area provided by the dog-friendly complex?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Dogs need exercise. Dogs mark territory with pee. These two things can’t be separated. As the pooch is walking, it will mark. Even if my dog pees in our yard when we walk out, it will continue to “pee” little bits, especially where other dogs have been. It’s a game of one-upping. Those of you insisting that dogs be made to pee in their own yards are just insane. Sorry not sorry

Umm, no. It's up to you wether to allow your dog to mark the territory. Once my dog done with his physiological business - he doesn't get to play that game of one-upping. I make the rules for the dog, and my rule is - we're walking for exercise and not participating in pissing contest with other dogs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Your neighbors are "ugly" because they don't want your dog peeing/pooping on the grass in front of their house? Aren't you an entitled piece of work.

Where do you suggest dogs pee?

In their own yards, dummy.

Hm, and dogs that live in apartments and condos, where should they pee.

In the designated 'dog walk' area provided by the dog-friendly complex?

That doesn't in 99 percent of dog friendly buildings in any large city, including DC. People in cities are less uptight about this kind of thing though. It's a good day if you have a 40 year old human naked and spread eagle taking a dump on your lawn!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Your neighbors are "ugly" because they don't want your dog peeing/pooping on the grass in front of their house? Aren't you an entitled piece of work.

Where do you suggest dogs pee?

In their own yards, dummy.

Hm, and dogs that live in apartments and condos, where should they pee.

In the designated 'dog walk' area provided by the dog-friendly complex?

That doesn't in 99 percent of dog friendly buildings in any large city, including DC. People in cities are less uptight about this kind of thing though. It's a good day if you have a 40 year old human naked and spread eagle taking a dump on your lawn!

*doesn't exist

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:PSA to my neighbor who put this up - you don't own that part of the grass. You maintain it but my dog has a right to pee there.
I have a mind to pull that piece of crap signage up and toss it in to the other part of your yard.

Free to ignore. But you are getting worked up for nothing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Your neighbors are "ugly" because they don't want your dog peeing/pooping on the grass in front of their house? Aren't you an entitled piece of work.

1000% Walk your dog in your own yard for that crap!!

[Anonymous]

Our neighbor now has a ring camera pointed to the common area. Right where their no poop signs are. It’s not private property. They have a smile you’re on camera sign as well. It’s so passive aggressive and a violation of privacy. That it’s not their actual yard irks me. They must have massive pull with the condo hoa.

I get that some dog owners are not decent with where they allow their pets. And some do not pick up. I don’t get why someone thinks a public area is theirs to police that way. It’s super rude.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Does this person live near Arlington forest? There’s a guy with this sign who once yelled at a neighbor who’s dog was pooping in that part of the grass and was picking it up. He literally yelled STOP POOPING! 🙄

I can see that though. The guy maintains the grass. He has to walk across his grass everyday to get in and out of his car when parked along the curb. The little poop bags don’t wipe all blades of grass. Poop gets on the guy’s shoes. He’s bitter now.

Did you know that soil is made up of poop and rotting plants? Is he bitter about the soil too?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PSA to my neighbor who put this up - you don't own that part of the grass. You maintain it but my dog has a right to pee there.
I have a mind to pull that piece of crap signage up and toss it in to the other part of your yard.

Just move on down to the next house. It is not that hard. Signed, owner of 2 dogs.

Why. So what if everyone on the block did that. Now where are your two dogs going to relieve themselves.

Right in the middle of the sidewalk I guess. What an improvement, right?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Our neighbor now has a ring camera pointed to the common area. Right where their no poop signs are. It’s not private property. They have a smile you’re on camera sign as well. It’s so passive aggressive and a violation of privacy. That it’s not their actual yard irks me. They must have massive pull with the condo hoa.

I get that some dog owners are not decent with where they allow their pets. And some do not pick up. I don’t get why someone thinks a public area is theirs to police that way. It’s super rude.

How is that a violation of privacy? You're in public.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Our neighbor now has a ring camera pointed to the common area. Right where their no poop signs are. It’s not private property. They have a smile you’re on camera sign as well. It’s so passive aggressive and a violation of privacy. That it’s not their actual yard irks me. They must have massive pull with the condo hoa.

I get that some dog owners are not decent with where they allow their pets. And some do not pick up. I don’t get why someone thinks a public area is theirs to police that way. It’s super rude.

I agree with most of your post but what the neighbor is doing is not a violation of anyone’s privacy.

And OP, your dog does not have rights.

[Anonymous]

Wouldn’t it be great if every person could be trusted to take care of public spaces?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:WTF? My puppy can’t read those words yet so he will probably ignore it.

Who is walking the pup? Another dog? Or an illiterate, ill-bred, boorish human?

[Anonymous]

Take a small pine cone, put some pepper sauce on it, wrap a bacon and spray it with bacon fat.

Spread ground red pepper on the area.

Let your sprinkler go off when someone comes near.

A few such tasty tidbits on your lawn and other surprises, will keep pets away. And then it becomes ingrained to avoid your lawn.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:WTF? My puppy can’t read those words yet so he will probably ignore it.

Such intelligence on display here.