Anonymous wrote:I follow behind the dogs bideting them.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It is only female dog pee that kills the grass.
Not sure I would react to pee. BUT if a neighbor walks their dog and you see their dog poop in your yard, I would scoop it, bag it, walk to the neighbor's house, knock on the door, hand it to them and tell them they forgot something. I have done this. Word will get around ~
As a dog owner, it is entirely unacceptable when the poop is not bagged. Totally unacceptable, and it ruins it for the many, many responsible dog owners out there.
I support this response.
Also, this is correct about dog urine killing grass. Dogs don't have ammonia in their urine.
To the poster who sends a bill for resodding, I would love to receive such a passive-aggressive invoice from you. Handle things like an adult. When you do something like this, I will personally see to it that I defecate and urinate all over your lawn. Yes, I will bag my feces and throw it on your lawn. Yup. Juvenile responses beget juvenile responses.
Anonymous wrote:It is only female dog pee that kills the grass.
Not sure I would react to pee. BUT if a neighbor walks their dog and you see their dog poop in your yard, I would scoop it, bag it, walk to the neighbor's house, knock on the door, hand it to them and tell them they forgot something. I have done this. Word will get around ~
Anonymous wrote:It is only female dog pee that kills the grass.
Not sure I would react to pee. BUT if a neighbor walks their dog and you see their dog poop in your yard, I would scoop it, bag it, walk to the neighbor's house, knock on the door, hand it to them and tell them they forgot something. I have done this. Word will get around ~
Anonymous wrote:OP here.
Sorry I'm not sufficiently crass, but I know everyone understood.
Completely realize, dogs need to TOILET outside - we had a dog previously and he was trained to go in a certain area of our yard before his walks and not during his walks. Consequently, excellent incentives for us to clean up, keep him targeted correctly, and not be a burden on our neighborhood. I only wish others....
Thanks for the sign and the cayenne pepper ideas!