Neighbor dog ruining our snow!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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

WON'T SOMEBODY PLEASE THINK OF THE PINECONES??!?!

I'm already down to my last can of lima beans!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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

WON'T SOMEBODY PLEASE THINK OF THE PINECONES??!?!

I'm already down to my last can of lima beans!!!

At least nobody's dog messed up your snow.

[Anonymous]

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

+1

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.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP, my sincere condolences on this terrible thing that has happened to you. I would like to help. May I offer you all of the snow from my driveway, sidewalk, and front yard? You can even have the snow from my back yard and deck if it would help. I know it will not be the same as your very own, landed on your own yard, snow, but perhaps it can ease your pain a bit. I'm here for you.

But would you also part with any precious pinecones that happened to fall on your property?

[Anonymous]

I would be livid that my kids cannot play in our snow 'cause ur dig peed in it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Should the neighbor have raked your snow? Vacuumed it?

No, they should have kept their stupid dog in their own yard. Problem solved.

[Anonymous]

OP did you call 911?

[Anonymous]

pooor baby... I'm playing my violin for you

[Anonymous]

Frankly I wouldn't love a dog peeing in my yard either.

[Anonymous]

Dogs over pinecones. Team Dog.

[Anonymous]

Snow and rain don't change property boundaries. I have a dog, as do my neighbors. None of us allow the other dogs to run unleashed in pee and poop on someone else's property. Which, BTW if it DOES happen - it can start an entire territorial piss marking contest between all the neighborhood dogs who go on multiple daily walks, and very quickly ruin your grass or any investments you put in the ground.

[Anonymous]

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!

Methinks someone does not have enough to do. Let's find you an extra shovel. And a can of white spray paint.

[Anonymous]

Sooooo gross. Cannot believe you all let these nasty animals and their free range uncovered b-holes in your house and on your furnishings.

[Anonymous]

Dogs are pooping, peeing, flea-bitten, disease-ridden machines.

[Anonymous]

Need pristine snow and pinecones artfully arranged? Try WV...hear they have lots of both.