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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I love how these psycho dog owners think they can just decide what to do on my property. "My dog's pee doesn't kill your grass."

You don't get to decide that. It's my property. Keep your dogs off my lawn PERIOD. [/quote]

But the curb side of the road is not your property. You might mow it but it's fair game and technically, not owned by you. Hence the term 'curb your dog'. Otherwise, put rocks in [/quote]

What if i said, and in fact it is true, I did own the curb side? Would you still let your dog go? [/quote]

If I *know* it not to be true, I'd next determine your behavior and non verbal movements before I responded. Are you carrying? Can I tell you are unhinged or not? If you seemed normal and open to feedback, I might either move on or say I'll provide you the ordinance/website that points out that I am right.

You must live in the country. But in densely populated areas in the DMV, the place between the sidewalk and road is largely county-owned but maintained by the person whose home it borders.

Think of a sidewalk - you don't own it but you can be fined for not clearing it of snow or ice. If it needs repairs, do you do it? No, you contact your county/local municipality. Your driveway? You repair. But your sidewalk? Not you.[/quote]

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