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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Freaking out about dogs peeing on the grass that is within 6’ leash distance to the road is as stupid and pointless as expecting birds to never crap on your car. It’s just a part of life. If you don’t like suburban living then you should buy a few acres of land so that you can finally relax.[/quote]

+1. I always laugh that DC URBAN moms seems to have this discussion all the time. If you live in an urban area or walkable suburbs, dogs are going to pee in your lawn. It is completely ridiculous to get upset about it. They will poop too, but of course that should be picked up. If it really upsets you, go buy a ranch a mile from the next house. [/quote]

^^ also, I live in an apartment. I don’t have my own lawn. It’s a mile to the nearest dog park. Where, pray tell, am I allowed to let my dog pee?[/quote]

[b]Where do you live that has no reasonably close[/b] strips of grass between sidewalk and curb, or forested/unclaimed/county strips of land, if you do not have sidewalks?

This isn't hard.[/quote]

Are you from DC? Most streets in the city do not have this. [/quote]

You didn't answer. So, what neighborhood in DC?[/quote]

Cleveland Park. Now, your turn to answer. [/quote]

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