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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm getting really fed up with dog owners who think it's OK to exercise their dogs on athletic fields. My kid stepped in dog crap last night fielding a ball in RF. I would really like to see some laws that confiscate animals from people who engage in this behavior.[/quote] [b]I'm getting really fed up with pet haters trolling the pet threads to bitch and moan about nothing in particular. Kids have stepped in dog crap for decades and survived the experience[/b]. Before you clutch your pearls, make no mistake, I clean up after my dog every day. But I also realize I share the planet with people who don't do what I want all the time. Smokers. Litterers. Hummer drivers who creep up on pedestrians legally crossing the street. Tourists walking three abreast on city streets. [/quote] [b]AY-MEN!!![/b] This is why I don't bother with the dog parks: [url=https://www.arlnow.com/2016/05/23/county-apologizes-for-clarendon-dog-park-incident/]the County can't figure out how to work the latch[/url]!!! From the County press release quoted in the article: [quote]The Arlington County Fire Department came to the rescue of some two dozen pups plus their people last Friday after an inner gate froze closed around dinner time at Clarendon’s James Hunter Park’s dog park. No one was howling to leave, but once firefighters removed the stubborn, industrial-grade latch, almost half the pooches and their biped pals hightailed it home, authorities reported. “We want to apologize to the dogs and their owners,” said Jane Rudolph, director of the County Department of Parks and Recreation. “That gate had a date with the welder today.” [/quote] Let me get this straight. I have multiple gates I can use to walk onto a baseball field. The field is fenced all around. I can run my dog over a much larger area. Animal Welfare officers, who don't work very long days, aren't going to come enforce the leash law because they work for Arlington Welfare League of Arlington under contract to the County, so they can't risk messing with their donor base. But instead, I'm going to pick my steps through a cramped poo-laden mud pit where other dogs take my dog's tennis ball? Plus the County makes fun of you for getting stuck in THEIR dog park??? Right.[/quote] No, let me explain something to you: If I EVER catch you running your dog on a ball field, I will be in your grill. With a baseball bat. I will detain you until the police or animal control officers arrive, and I will press charges. [/quote] :lol: :lol: :lol: Then YOUR baseball league will be funding MY vacation home when the police arrest YOU for assault and battery with a deadly weapon. Oh, and you and the other league won't have to worry about any mergers, because YOUR league won't exist so THEIR league will win by default. And BTW, the animal control officers won't even show up.[/quote]
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