Anonymous wrote:Ridiculous. If it were dog poop, I'd be mad. Pee? get over it OP.[/quot
e] I own 2 Great Danes. I love dogs. Everyone in my neighborhood has a yard. That is were my dogs go to the bathroom. Most of my neighbors walk their dogs so THEIR yards don't get pee or poop in them and instead use MY mailbox post! Which now all the paint is peeling off the bottom where all their dogs pee on. It is an expensive mail box and makes the neighborhood look nicer. Now because they all want a green lawn with no brown spots I have to go paint my mailbox post over and over. NOT RIGHT. NOT POLITE. NOT RESPECTFUL. You are damaging my property and making it look horrible and not to mention the extra work I have to do so your lawn can be green. If I let my dogs( who pee alot more than a small dog your lawn would be dead in 1 summer. So maybe now you can understand it a little better. I won't get over it and you sure can tell what kind of person you are. I would love to come to your house and let my 2 great danes pee and poop all over your property so I can tell YOU to get over it!!! Jerk!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Between you and the get the dogs off the lawn people, and the get the dogs out of the park people, and the get the dogs off the sidewalk people, and the stop the dogs from approaching me people, and the stop the dogs from approaching my kids peoples - - pray tell, where would you like us to walk and exercise our dogs? The moon?
Keep your animal waste on your own property. Feel free to walk your dog
on a short leash on the sidewalk.
If you can't afford property sufficient for an animal, you shouldn't have a pet.
Anonymous wrote:I know this post is old, but for anyone looking for a new alternative...
If you have room to plant a border around your mailbox, here are plants that will physically discourage dogs from checking out your mailbox:
https://www.cuteness.com/article/herbs-flowers-repel-dogs
Plants that repel dogs
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Prickly plants such as aloe, agave, prickly pear, hollies, barberries, and huckleberry are plants that deter dogs and cats and that can be used as borders around garden areas to physically block access. Dogs don't enjoy strong odors such as garlic, onion, or citrus. Garden Guides suggests mixing citrus peels into your mulch to provide an extra scent barrier.
Anonymous wrote:Between you and the get the dogs off the lawn people, and the get the dogs out of the park people, and the get the dogs off the sidewalk people, and the stop the dogs from approaching me people, and the stop the dogs from approaching my kids peoples - - pray tell, where would you like us to walk and exercise our dogs? The moon?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dog pee doesn't smell outside. Not the way that human urine smells. I have never, ever smelled my dog's pee outside.
Probably because you let it pee in your neighbors' yards and not your own.![]()
Plants that repel dogs
[...]
Prickly plants such as aloe, agave, prickly pear, hollies, barberries, and huckleberry are plants that deter dogs and cats and that can be used as borders around garden areas to physically block access. Dogs don't enjoy strong odors such as garlic, onion, or citrus. Garden Guides suggests mixing citrus peels into your mulch to provide an extra scent barrier.
Anonymous wrote:Dog walkers should keep their dogs away from mailboxes and landscaping. A fellow man's property is more important than a dog.
Most do at least pick up the feces which is a step in the right direction. Dogs should be walked around their owners property
until it does most of its business.
Anonymous wrote:Jesus people. This thread was originally posted in 2016. 07:25, what did you do? Use the search bar to search up pee and mailbox so you could stir the pot all over again?
This dead horse has been beaten enough.
Earlier than that. First post was on 08/12/2014. Some people love necroposting.Anonymous wrote:Jesus people. This thread was originally posted in 2016. 07:25, what did you do? Use the search bar to search up pee and mailbox so you could stir the pot all over again?
This dead horse has been beaten enough.