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Reply to ""No dog pee" sign - is one style more effective?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Seriously though. A fence. We avoid yards as much as possible and pick up. But until a dog learns how to use the indoor flush I’m pretty sure they’re going to pee outside at some point, and not on the pavement. [/quote] NP. If you are walking your dog, it needs to be under your control at all times. You could not use the excuse of "sorry, what could I do? dogs do that sometimes, and I certainly can't control him" for just anything a dog might do in someone else's yard. Of course biting a child or breaking something are different, but the expectation of "under your control" is not. WHERE your dog travels is supposed to be under your control, or you shouldn't have a dog. [/quote]
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