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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For those of you that think it's fine to let your dogs do their business on someone's grass, would you allow your dog to do it while the owner was there watching? Let's say the owner of the grass was out in their driveway washing their car, and you didn't know them. Would you still allow your dog to pee on their grass?[/quote] Of course[/quote]Troll? If I was outside and your dog pooped on my grass right in front of me, I would want to give you and your dog a good kicking. Seeing as how that would get me arrested I wouldn't do it, but I would be thinking about it and imagining how good that would make me feel to teach you a lesson. I would definitely mention it to you though, and if you allowed your dog to poop on my grass again, you should never count on me to be a good neighbor.[/quote] This happened to me near U street a few years ago outside a condo where my dog tinkled in the grassed plant box on the street. A new owner who was getting out a car started swearing at me, threatening to kick me and my dog, threatening to kill my dog, and telling me how she was a new partial owner in the big building so she therefore owned that unfenced green spot. I won't tell you what I did, but later all the grass just died (pet safe promise!). I'd do the same to a bit of your yard in the middle of the night - probably a few months later so it's not linked - so maybe be nicer. Crazy can be matched, and I admit I'm crazy. [/quote]I can be crazy too. I could leave something poisonous in my yard that your dog might eat. Better yet, if I knew where you lived I too could do something to your property "months later so it's not linked", two can play at that game! As for your comment "try to be nicer", you just don't get it and you probably never will. Your dog has no right to poop or pee on someone else's property. It's self absorbed people like you that give decent dog owners a bad name. [/quote] Then build a fence or put up a sign, easy solution. We don't go in fenced areas or places with signs. We are respectful and always pick up after ourselves, but if we don't know we bother you through a sign or something - we don't know. Please just post a sign, and I'll respect it as will the vast majority of people (there are some bad apples). As for threatening someone, that is above and beyond, and that is why I would respond, or maybe it would be my cousin visiting from out of town, or a friend who'd I'd given a few bucks to mess with you. I'd also sue you for killing my animal, but after being threatened, I also wouldn't walk my dog by your house anymore which is what you want, but that doesn't mean I won't walk by your house without my dog and mess with your yard, car parked out front, etc. [/quote]Your cousin or a friend that you've given a few buck to? You must be some sort of coward.[/quote] Smart. I’m from Tristate family, and a cousin or uncle is definitely going to something better and more serious than I would. Family is helpful sometimes and has proven helpful in the past. [/quote]
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