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Dog Trespassing in my yard...

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What was over the top with what TAC did?

 

I think it's absurd to take exception with dogs simply being in your yard. If they're harassing someone that's one thing, but just being there isn't harming anything IMO. Like I said, different strokes for different folks.

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I think it's absurd to take exception with dogs simply being in your yard. If they're harassing someone that's one thing, but just being there isn't harming anything IMO. Like I said, different strokes for different folks.

It would be OK for neighbor to walk his large dog in your yard to crap every day and then let your kids out to play in the yard? The thing I keep asking my neighbors is why don't you walk him in your own yard!!! I guess I can send him up to your house and let his dog crap in your yard every day, since it's not a big deal for you or your family :lol2:

Different strokes for different folks. Completely over the top reaction IMO, but to each their own.

What kind of dog do you own?

It would be OK for neighbor to walk his large dog in your yard to crap every day and then let your kids out to play in the yard? The thing I keep asking my neighbors is why don't you walk him in your own yard!!! I guess I can send him up to your house and let his dog crap in your yard every day, since it's not a big deal for you or your family :lol2:

 

That would probably be a pretty far walk, but hey, if you want! :lol2:

 

Look, my yard isn't very big. It takes me 10 minutes max every week before I mow the lawn to walk out and pick up dog poop. Lots of times I find some that isn't my dogs. Doesn't bother me in the least.

What kind of dog do you own?

 

Not sure what that has to do with anything, but I have a maltese poodle mix, affectionately known as a maltipoo.

Not sure what that has to do with anything, but I have a maltese poodle mix, affectionately known as a maltipoo.

 

Does that classify as a dog?

 

 

 

 

 

Sorry couldn't resist.

Ignore it, these situations only lead to greater problems. Shoot a guys dog with a BB gun and who knows what he might do.

Agreed, that's a terrible idea.

Does that classify as a dog?

 

 

Sorry couldn't resist.

 

He's very large for his breed. Tips the scales at 18 lbs. :lol2:

Not sure what that has to do with anything, but I have a maltese poodle mix, affectionately known as a maltipoo.

Figured you had a dog and was curious to see if you let it run free, have a fenced yard or an electric fence. By your views on here, I'd assume you let it roam and don't care where it dumps?

I pulled up a pic of a maltipoo, We will talk about revoking your man card at a later time.:lol2:

Figured you had a dog and was curious to see if you let it run free, have a fenced yard or an electric fence. By your views on here, I'd assume you let it roam and don't care where it dumps?

I pulled up a pic of a maltipoo, We will talk about revoking your man card at a later time.:lol2:

 

We don't let him roam. When we take him walks, we always bring a bag and pick up his poop if he goes in someone else's yard. Why? Because it's the responsible thing to do. That being said, it's not something that I would get bent out of shape over if others let their dogs crap in our yard.

 

I'll gladly give up my man card to justify having him. :lol2:

We don't let him roam. When we take him walks, we always bring a bag and pick up his poop if he goes in someone else's yard. Why? Because it's the responsible thing to do. That being said, it's not something that I would get bent out of shape over if others let their dogs crap in our yard.

 

I'll gladly give up my man card to justify having him. :lol2:

 

Your dog can drop all day in my yard if you pick it up. Got a couple neighbors that walk their dogs 2-3 times a day. Always pick up after them. Totally cool with that. It's the folks that are not so responsible that put a burr in my backside.

After their dog does his buisness scoop it up and put it in their car under the seat.

 

My suggestion was going to be to scoop it up and make the "slamming dog poo ding dong ditch"…then I realized that my idea was even more extreme than uk fans…I think I'm out for the night

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Your dog can drop all day in my yard if you pick it up. Got a couple neighbors that walk their dogs 2-3 times a day. Always pick up after them. Totally cool with that. It's the folks that are not so responsible that put a burr in my backside.

Neighbor on the other side marks his dogs poop with little orange flags and goes back and picks it up after it as cured a little bit.

 

I have got to admit when I first saw the little orange flags in his yard I thought a new pipeline was coming through.

You could always return the favor.

 

An eye for an eye.

 

You want Jumper to poop in his neighbor's yard? Seems a bit much.

I don't think anyone is over reacting. I stepped in dog crap in my front yard today. I don't own a dog. I was not to happy.

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