Neighbor dog ruining our snow!

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My husband is always asking me why I don't like people and/or make more of an effort to make friends, despite other people showing an interest. I'm showing him this thread and I think it'll make more sense to him.

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OP - where do you live? I'll send my boys over to pee in your yard. They will write out some choice words for you.

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Anonymous wrote:Good grief, my neighborhood is FULL of dogs and every single one of them is one a leash, even during the storm. Where the hell are all of you living that you see off leash dogs all the damn time?

Old Town. Today a whole bunch of neighbors had their dogs off-leash romping in the street. We didn't go out to play because of it. My preschooler isn't keen on dogs, and the dogs were really romping around. I was afraid they might be a little stir crazy from cabin fever, as another PP mentioned, and didn't want to risk any interaction.

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Anonymous wrote:Well, this dog often takes our pinecones too in the fall. But I tried to be nice and mostly I was upset by the pee because I don't like pee snow. Who does! It's a headache!

This has to be a joke s**** stirrer. Your pinecones lol?

This makes me laugh, with two little kids and a job - i can only imagine how one would notice if the dog took my pinecones...do you keep an inventory list?

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This is right up there with "organic carrots" lady ...

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Hilarious thread and replies!!!!

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Anonymous wrote:Yes, my pinecones! I have an extensive collection for nature crafting. So I am attached to the ones in my yard. I'm also an amateur phtotographer and have been trying to get nice pristine snow pictures so this despoiling of the snow and yard was upsetting. I spent several hours fixing the damage and burying the yellow and gold snow. It was disgusting and I had to throw out my yard work gloves after touching the yellow and gold pee snow. Yuck! I'm sure there was also spittle from the dog salivating all over the yard in the snow too because he chewed up some of the snow.

#firstworldproblems

The only thing more annoying than this ridiculous "nature crafting" pine cone woman (who is likely just a troll), is anyone who replies to anything on DCUM with the "first world problem" bullshit. Yes, people on DCUM have first world problems. We don't live in the 3rd world so river blindness, malnutrition and dysentery are unlikely to be on our list of things to worry about. Asshole dog owners, yes. A military takeover of our govt., not so much.

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Anonymous wrote:Good grief, my neighborhood is FULL of dogs and every single one of them is one a leash, even during the storm. Where the hell are all of you living that you see off leash dogs all the damn time?

Old Town. Today a whole bunch of neighbors had their dogs off-leash romping in the street. We didn't go out to play because of it. My preschooler isn't keen on dogs, and the dogs were really romping around. I was afraid they might be a little stir crazy from cabin fever, as another PP mentioned, and didn't want to risk any interaction.

Yup. Hated it. This morning I'll re-attach the pepper spray to my keychain. Keep your dog close to you, on your leash please. Your dog is your problem - not anyone else's.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes, my pinecones! I have an extensive collection for nature crafting. So I am attached to the ones in my yard. I'm also an amateur phtotographer and have been trying to get nice pristine snow pictures so this despoiling of the snow and yard was upsetting. I spent several hours fixing the damage and burying the yellow and gold snow. It was disgusting and I had to throw out my yard work gloves after touching the yellow and gold pee snow. Yuck! I'm sure there was also spittle from the dog salivating all over the yard in the snow too because he chewed up some of the snow.

#firstworldproblems

The only thing more annoying than this ridiculous "nature crafting" pine cone woman (who is likely just a troll), is anyone who replies to anything on DCUM with the "first world problem" bullshit. Yes, people on DCUM have first world problems. We don't live in the 3rd world so river blindness, malnutrition and dysentery are unlikely to be on our list of things to worry about. Asshole dog owners, yes. A military takeover of our govt., not so much.

A dog "ruining your snow" doesn't even qualify as a first world problem.

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Anonymous wrote:Our neighbor's dog ran all over our snow this afternoon...peeing and making deep paw prints and snow tunnels and the neighbor did nothing to stop it! It's so annoying because our snow looked so pretty. The dog went crazy pretty much all over our front lawn. Now we have the yellow snow, too. Ugh!

If a neighbor kid had jumped all over your snow would you be whining?

If the kid peed in my yard I'd be livid.

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My dog is extremely cute and friendly. Would not hurt a fly. For the most part he is always on a leash, but yesterday I was one of those neighbors who let him off because I wasn't able to let him out and run in the back yard. It was fun for him...he had a ball. And nobody seemed to mind when he ran up to them to give them love. You animal haters need to get a life. A friendly dog is not going to do anything to hurt you. If you don't like it, then just say so, and I will call him back.

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Anonymous wrote:Oh dear, I think that might have been me. My dog was having a blast today off leash. It was so nice that we didn't have to worry about cars and there was hardly anyone out, so we let her run wild outside. Yes she did pee on some lawns...but how is that any different than when there is no snow. Get over it OP.

You sound horrible.

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Anonymous wrote:OP does not suck. OP's neighbor sucks.

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The snow really brings out the entitled dog owners with their fur babies. FFS leash your fucking dogs.

Leash them in thirty inches of snow????

Uh, yes of course. Why is any amount a reason to *not* leash your animal?

Oh FFS there is like no one outside. It's a blizzard, get in the spirit.

I am. I'm enjoying it, walking around, and exploring things. I don't want your goddamn animal running up to or jumping me. Stop ruining the enjoyment of others.

Part of my enjoying the blizzard is letting my dog go crazy in it for 20 minutes. Stop ruining the enjoyment of others

Your "enjoyment" is illegal and interferes with other people's enjoyment. Stop being an asshole.

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The snow really brings out the entitled dog owners with their fur babies. FFS leash your fucking dogs.

Leash them in thirty inches of snow????

Uh, yes of course. Why is any amount a reason to *not* leash your animal?

Oh FFS there is like no one outside. It's a blizzard, get in the spirit.

I am. I'm enjoying it, walking around, and exploring things. I don't want your goddamn animal running up to or jumping me. Stop ruining the enjoyment of others.

Part of my enjoying the blizzard is letting my dog go crazy in it for 20 minutes. Stop ruining the enjoyment of others

Your "enjoyment" is illegal and interferes with other people's enjoyment. Stop being an asshole.

Sorry you are stressing about the animals. Why don't you stay inside and come out when they are gone. Nobody is going to enforce a law like that when the dog is off leash for 20 minutes. You sound like an asshole to me.

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Anonymous wrote:OP does not suck. OP's neighbor sucks.

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Let your dog run around in your own damn yard people. We totally noticed that today. I have a 2 year old that is TERRIFIED of dogs. Having your dog running towards her is not helping.

My dog is terrified of 2 year olds. Having toddlers run toward him isn't helping.

Your dog is not a person. Shocking, I know.