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

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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.

It is when I’ve not consents to being filmed. We aren’t doing anything that impacts this particular spot of grass that’s not close to their fence line. It’s a problem that they record folks and post online. It has not been of me. But it happens. I don’t think that’s ok. It’s aggressive.

I’ve only seen the videos of the dogs whose owners don’t pick up after them. Those jerks deserve it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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.

It is when I’ve not consents to being filmed. We aren’t doing anything that impacts this particular spot of grass that’s not close to their fence line. It’s a problem that they record folks and post online. It has not been of me. But it happens. I don’t think that’s ok. It’s aggressive.

I’ve only seen the videos of the dogs whose owners don’t pick up after them. Those jerks deserve it.

Posted. But they’re watching everyone. It’s weird!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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.

It is when I’ve not consents to being filmed. We aren’t doing anything that impacts this particular spot of grass that’s not close to their fence line. It’s a problem that they record folks and post online. It has not been of me. But it happens. I don’t think that’s ok. It’s aggressive.

I don’t argue that’s it’s aggressive and intrusive BUT it’s not a violation of your privacy because you are out in public and not in a space where you would reasonably expect to have privacy. Sorry, dude.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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.

It is when I’ve not consents to being filmed. We aren’t doing anything that impacts this particular spot of grass that’s not close to their fence line. It’s a problem that they record folks and post online. It has not been of me. But it happens. I don’t think that’s ok. It’s aggressive.

I don’t argue that’s it’s aggressive and intrusive BUT it’s not a violation of your privacy because you are out in public and not in a space where you would reasonably expect to have privacy. Sorry, dude.

When did we all get so paranoid that we put cameras around our house? I guess that’s the problem. It’s not so much. It’s a violation of my privacy. It’s just awkward and a very strange way to view your neighbors.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I have a sign on OUR LAWN. Their dog can pee on the easement.

They are leashed dogs go pee next door.
I can see the yellow patch of pee spot but I need to do something.

The thing is, that upright thing in your lawn is *more attractive* to male dogs than a flat piece of grass would be, and once one dog creates a scent, they're all going to want to do it.

The people who know to keep their dog to the easement don't need a sign. The ones who don't won't be swayed by a sign. And now your yard has a stupid sign in it. How is that an improvement?

They have been killing the grass in that spot for years. I am tired of digging it up and replanting twice a year spring and fall. Sign makes 3/4 of pee walkers move on. WFH see them out of office window.