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

[Anonymous]

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.

[Anonymous]

I see dog poop there sometimes too. But I guess it is allowed?

[Anonymous]

Do homeowners not understand that those signs act as targets for male dogs? My dog will walk past endless open stretches of grass to find a sign post, fire hydrant, bush, or trash can to pee on. Those little signs might as well say "PEE HERE PLEASE."

[Anonymous]

Depends for dogs

[Anonymous]

I don’t care about the signs, I am fine with them and fine with ignoring them for the most part. I agree that it actually makes it harder to stop my dog from peeing there. It’s definitely a pee target.

[Anonymous]

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.

[Anonymous]

I hope your neighbors see you ignoring the sign and pee on your lawn.

[Anonymous]

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

[Anonymous]

Someone in my neighborhood has about 10 of these signs along their side fence. Every time I walk by, I have an irrational desire to pee on their fence. Luckily, I don’t have a dog, so I can’t live vicariously through them.

[Anonymous]

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! 🙄

[Anonymous]

Why do you think the homeowner doesn't own that part of the grass? What jurisdiction?

[Anonymous]

Anyone who puts one of those signs between the street and the sidewalk is either uninformed, entitled and/or obnoxious.

[Anonymous]

Little known fact: Their property line doesn’t extend that far.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why do you think the homeowner doesn't own that part of the grass? What jurisdiction?

We live in Arlington and when they put sidewalk in our neighborhood, we had to sign a letter saying, we no longer own the part of our yard from the sidewalk to the road.

[Anonymous]

One family on our street let their potty-training toddler pee on the lawns, and the neighbors weren’t happy. I still don’t understand how’s that different from pets.