Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How about this - my neighbor's dog runs wild, into my yard and then into my HOUSE if I am not careful about keeping the door closed (my kids are in and out all day).
Did this dog, by any chance, recently jump into your swimming pool, too? If so, I know who you are, and I'm sorry (again) for my dog's behavior.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is a constant in my neighborhood, and for reason MY yard. this morning, crack of freaking dawn - I come downstairs and see my neighbor and his ginormous dog taking a shit almost at my front door. yes, he picked up the poop but it seems so disrespectful to me![]()
I'm imagining them both pooping in a carefully choreographed insult to OP.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dogs are utterly useless creatures.
My little sister has a seeing eye dog and it has drastically improved her quality of life. Just yesterday I went to the library and saw that they had a dog there for the kids to read to. Dogs have probably brought more joy to people's lives than you have.
Anonymous wrote:Dogs are utterly useless creatures.
Anonymous wrote:How about this - my neighbor's dog runs wild, into my yard and then into my HOUSE if I am not careful about keeping the door closed (my kids are in and out all day).
So let them poop in YOUR house or when outside be respectful to others property. Why is this such a difficult concept?Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What I don't understand is why these dog people don't just have their dogs poop in their own yards--why do they deliberately take them out to poop on someone else's property? It's gross even if they try to pick it up.
Some people live in apartments and don't have a yard!
Anonymous wrote:What I don't understand is why these dog people don't just have their dogs poop in their own yards--why do they deliberately take them out to poop on someone else's property? It's gross even if they try to pick it up.