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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't get it. He tried gentler approaches, but they didn't work. Selfish, lazy dog owners didn't stop. I don't understand why he's receiving criticism instead of the irresponsible dog owners.

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I used to live in that neighborhood. So, first of all, shame on that %#$%# douche for putting such a contemporary, large home (and I personally love the style) in a neighborhood that doesn't match that. It's an eyesore. What a self-centered dick. So, I'm not surprised he would do something like noted in the article.

He lives in a suburban neighborhood. There are dogs, kids, wildlife, etc.  He does not live in a bubble. He will be exposed to things that are inconvenient. Dogs peeing on his lawn/shrubs is one of those things. Look, if I know I have a douche canoe in my 'hood that doesn't like to have his ugly but expensive plants peed on, I'll try to avoid his home. But, the other side of this is that he doesn't have a force field around his home. If he wants that, move to the country. I'm in the 'burbs too and have to deal with lots of crap I'd rather not. That's life.

He's acting like a tool. And making his house look even more ugly than it does on that street. So, good job? Perfect example of cutting off your nose to spite your face.

Finally, I'll just say this: I have two big dogs. Who often have doggy play dates with other big dogs. They pee all over my lawn and plants. They lawn and plants survive just fine. I agree with whoever said it is the sensitive, expensive, imported ornamentals that is causing the mortality here. Not the pee. Those plants, like most expensive exotics, are not meant to grow here and are easily damaged destroyed. [/quote]

Lol good thing this subject isn't setting you off.  You seem like one of the neighbors campaigning against this guy and his new house (which supposedly doesn't bother you, but obviously does).[/quote]

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