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[quote=Anonymous]OP here -- haven't been back since this morning.

To clarify a few things... I do not spend my "whole day" worrying about this, but I do have a reaction TODAY based on my interaction with this man TODAY.  So, yes, it is on my mind, and it was brought to my attention by my handyman yesterday when he observed it, so that was a data point indicating that it was not typical behavior.

This dog isn't peeing on the edge by the sidewalk.  He is allowed to extend his leash about 8-10 feet into the middle of my yard, pee (or poop) and then move on.  We did pick up fresh poop in our yard just a week ago, but we don't know which dog left it, so I can't say it was the same man/dog.

I have not complained about dogs peeing in the strip b/t the curb and sidewalk.  Yes, they have damaged all the mailbox posts, but I painted ours and moved on with the issue b/c I understand that dogs mark everything and there probably isn't much an owner can do to stop that.

We have started paying a company to treat our lawn, re-seed it, etc. and it is looking better than ever.  So, that's why the spot where I saw the dog is so noticeably yellow/brown.

I have never noticed any other dog/owner do this.  Like I said, I don't really care if a dog sniffs around and keeps moving.  There are common areas in our development.  I'm assume dogs pee there.  This particular owner/dog walk around the neighborhood multiple times a day -- not three times a week as someone suggested.  More like 3 times a day, everyday.  [/quote]

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