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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.

It's a nice leafy neighborhood with really nice large yards. Upper middle class. I thought for sure one of the first comments would be the dog's owner apologizing. Instead like half of the comments are attacking the homeowner for publicly posting this and telling him it's not a big deal. Caught me off guard.

If this catches you off guard, you clearly don't frequent the pets forum.

I've owned dogs (responsibly) for years. The last couple decades have been awful, and the Covid-era even worse. Too many people who don't know a thing about dog ownership not only own poorly-trained dogs, but thing they're owed special accommodations and attention.

There really needs to be a dog-ownership licensing test, and mandatory liability and damage insurance.

You might pick up their poop, but trust me, no one wants two dangerous pit bulls around. Talk about trashy. And unsafe. I’d take a pure breed spaniel or whatever it is pooping in my yard a million times over your dogs.

Where are you even getting this rant from? PP didn't say anything about how many dogs they owned, or what breeds.

You sound a little unstable. Are you okay? Maybe log off and call your therapist?

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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.

You are trashy.

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Anonymous wrote:

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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.

It's a nice leafy neighborhood with really nice large yards. Upper middle class. I thought for sure one of the first comments would be the dog's owner apologizing. Instead like half of the comments are attacking the homeowner for publicly posting this and telling him it's not a big deal. Caught me off guard.

If this catches you off guard, you clearly don't frequent the pets forum.

I've owned dogs (responsibly) for years. The last couple decades have been awful, and the Covid-era even worse. Too many people who don't know a thing about dog ownership not only own poorly-trained dogs, but thing they're owed special accommodations and attention.

There really needs to be a dog-ownership licensing test, and mandatory liability and damage insurance.

You might pick up their poop, but trust me, no one wants two dangerous pit bulls around. Talk about trashy. And unsafe. I’d take a pure breed spaniel or whatever it is pooping in my yard a million times over your dogs.

Where are you even getting this rant from? PP didn't say anything about how many dogs they owned, or what breeds.

You sound a little unstable. Are you okay? Maybe log off and call your therapist?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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.

It's a nice leafy neighborhood with really nice large yards. Upper middle class. I thought for sure one of the first comments would be the dog's owner apologizing. Instead like half of the comments are attacking the homeowner for publicly posting this and telling him it's not a big deal. Caught me off guard.

If this catches you off guard, you clearly don't frequent the pets forum.

I've owned dogs (responsibly) for years. The last couple decades have been awful, and the Covid-era even worse. Too many people who don't know a thing about dog ownership not only own poorly-trained dogs, but thing they're owed special accommodations and attention.

There really needs to be a dog-ownership licensing test, and mandatory liability and damage insurance.

You might pick up their poop, but trust me, no one wants two dangerous pit bulls around. Talk about trashy. And unsafe. I’d take a pure breed spaniel or whatever it is pooping in my yard a million times over your dogs.

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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.

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I have done this myself before. With one specific dog owned by a guy on my block. Chevy Chase, DC 20015.

Dp. You must be so proud of yourself!

Why not? If you stepped on some random poop on your lawn, you would be upset too.

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Anonymous wrote:

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.

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I have done this myself before. With one specific dog owned by a guy on my block. Chevy Chase, DC 20015.

Dp. You must be so proud of yourself!

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: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.

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Anonymous wrote:He should go outside when the dog is there and follow it home. Or, go outside when the dog is there, bring it into his house, and call animal control that a stray dog was found on his lawn.

Unclear if homeowner is home when this is happening. I think he's sort of elderly too.

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Anonymous wrote:[some] Dogs owners are the worst. That's it.

Many of the comments sarcastically asked if he cares when birds, squirrels and deer poop in his yard too. Just beyond rude. Under their own names.

Anonymous wrote:

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.

It's a nice leafy neighborhood with really nice large yards. Upper middle class. I thought for sure one of the first comments would be the dog's owner apologizing. Instead like half of the comments are attacking the homeowner for publicly posting this and telling him it's not a big deal. Caught me off guard.

If this catches you off guard, you clearly don't frequent the pets forum.

I've owned dogs (responsibly) for years. The last couple decades have been awful, and the Covid-era even worse. Too many people who don't know a thing about dog ownership not only own poorly-trained dogs, but thing they're owed special accommodations and attention.

There really needs to be a dog-ownership licensing test, and mandatory liability and damage insurance.

Anonymous wrote:

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.

.

I have done this myself before. With one specific dog owned by a guy on my block. Chevy Chase, DC 20015.