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Anonymous wrote:Wow, you're not living in a mannerly neighborhood. We all have dogs in our street, and when the neighbor's large puppy got loose and pooped in my yard, I called the owner to come pick it up, and she did.

This is what would happen in my neighborhood too. It seems odd to post on Facebook rather than calling the owner.

It was really such an emergency that he needed the entire communities help?

The homeowner was crowdsourcing who the owner might be. Claimed he has no idea and had never seen the dog being walked by anyone.

Anonymous wrote:Those stupid groups are sure obsessed with dog poop. And teenagers. I love it when they post an actual photo of the poop. Not the dog so much because, no one but them cares even a little bit. The idiot probably knows who owns the dog but he's rather post to the stupid group than go over and talk to his neighbor. He's hoping someone else will do it for him, or being publicly shamed will work.

Anonymous wrote:I randomly happened to be looking out my front window one morning when a woman walking her dog allowed it to poop in my front yard. I watched as she pretended to bend over a pick it up but didn't. I opened my window and yelled, "Can you please pick up your dog's poop? I see that you pretended to, but you didn't." She was so caught off guard it was hilarious. I guarantee she never walked past my house on her route again.

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Anonymous wrote:100 bucks they're new renters.

I doubt it -- the most egregious offender on our street owns the house. And every morning she lets her dog head into the neighbor's front yard to poop.

She does then go overy and pick it up, but still. NO. BAD HOMEOWNER.

Renters don't care about the neighborhood or their reputation. They actually tend to hate everyone they live around because they're jealous of homeowners, so trashy, passive-aggressive behavior like this is par for the course. And they have no shame because they're only there for 6 to 12 months max or before they're evicted for nonpayment. Corp-owned and out of town if not out of state small time slumlords don't give a damn who they rent to or how they behave as long as the rent checks clear.

Anonymous wrote:Letting your dog roam the neighborhood to shit in anyone's yard is trashy af. Nobody who owns a nice home is acting like this.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wow, you're not living in a mannerly neighborhood. We all have dogs in our street, and when the neighbor's large puppy got loose and pooped in my yard, I called the owner to come pick it up, and she did.

This is what would happen in my neighborhood too. It seems odd to post on Facebook rather than calling the owner.

Anonymous wrote:Wow, you're not living in a mannerly neighborhood. We all have dogs in our street, and when the neighbor's large puppy got loose and pooped in my yard, I called the owner to come pick it up, and she did.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:100 bucks they're new renters.

I doubt it -- the most egregious offender on our street owns the house. And every morning she lets her dog head into the neighbor's front yard to poop.

She does then go overy and pick it up, but still. NO. BAD HOMEOWNER.

Renters don't care about the neighborhood or their reputation. They actually tend to hate everyone they live around because they're jealous of homeowners, so trashy, passive-aggressive behavior like this is par for the course. And they have no shame because they're only there for 6 to 12 months max or before they're evicted for nonpayment. Corp-owned and out of town if not out of state small time slumlords don't give a damn who they rent to or how they behave as long as the rent checks clear.

Anonymous wrote:I’m surprised at the responses on the FB post. My neighborhood would be up in arms if this was posted- but against the dog owner!

Anonymous wrote:The dog may not have been trained. Dogs like to poop where they’ve previously pooped, so the dog may have trained itself.

In his shoes, I’d find out who the owner is. Then I’d scoop the poop and fling it onto their doorstep. I’d do this as many times as it took. I’d also look into any ordinance requiring owners to clean up their dog’s poop.

This is rude nonsense.

Anonymous wrote:If it randomly just started occurring and it's a full grown dog nobody immediately recognizes, it's either a renter (most likely) or a new purchase. Can't be too many houses in the neighborhood that just sold.