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View Poll Results: Is it ok to let you dog use the bathroom on private property?
Yes, its perfectly ok and I am/was a dog owner.
6 3.14%
Yes, but only to pee and I am/was a dog owner.
15 7.85%
Yes, but only assuming I pick it up and I am/was a dog owner.
82 42.93%
No and I am/was a dog owner.
28 14.66%
No, I wouldn't even let them off the sidewalk and I am/was a dog owner.
10 5.24%
Yes, its perfectly ok and I have never had a dog.
0 0%
Yes, but only to pee and I have never had a dog.
3 1.57%
Yes, but only assuming I pick it up and I have never had a dog.
25 13.09%
No and I have never had a dog.
14 7.33%
No, I wouldn't even let them off the sidewalk and I have never had a dog.
8 4.19%

06-15-2017 , 06:52 PM
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Originally Posted by DrChesspain
Would that be before or after they laugh at you for the assertion that they would have to bring an attorney to small claims court?
Neither. I wouldn't tell them that.
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06-15-2017 , 08:41 PM
JFC at these pet owners who excuse putting piss and **** on other people's property with saying they cant control where their pets do it. Make it wear a diaper or keep it on your own property. Humans dont get to do it, animals shouldnt either.
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06-15-2017 , 11:08 PM
I'm surprised at RJ's response when cats peeing and crapping in your yard is infinitely worse than a dog doing so. Cat pee is so gross, we used to have a neighbours cat come over and pee and spray all over our driveway. it was so offensive and that smell never goes away!

Personally I try and get my dogs to go on the nature strip, rather than a persons property. Generally speaking though they always wait to get to the park before they crap. Obviously people who don't pick up after their dogs are bastids. Although I am sometimes really surprised at people who admit to not doing it Who wants **** all over the place to potentially step in and then traipse through your house unaware and then having to scrub your shoes and mop your floors?
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06-16-2017 , 04:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Rexx14
I'm surprised at RJ's response when cats peeing and crapping in your yard is infinitely worse than a dog doing so. Cat pee is so gross, we used to have a neighbours cat come over and pee and spray all over our driveway. it was so offensive and that smell never goes away!
This is what paintball guns are for.
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06-16-2017 , 07:08 PM
what's with pet owners picking up the crap then just discarding the bag

everytime I go out for a walk I see crap in bags just discarded along my route
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06-16-2017 , 07:26 PM
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Originally Posted by coolnout
what's with pet owners picking up the crap then just discarding the bag

everytime I go out for a walk I see crap in bags just discarded along my route
This really tilts me! Why on earth do people do that? I also get angry at people putting it in other peoples bins
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06-17-2017 , 04:41 AM
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Originally Posted by d10
Bump for only a somewhat related question: I live in a "pet friendly" apartment. Most pet owners here clean up after their pets but there are a few who don't. New management has decided they're going to issue a $50 fine to ALL pet owners if it continues. I agreed to be fined if I didn't clean up after my own pet but I'm pretty sure there's nothing in my lease that says I agreed to be responsible for my neighbors. Is this legally or practically enforceable?
I am pretty sure that in case of a court action management looses. But do you want the court action because of 50$? I would try to make them understand how silly this is and that you would take the legal action if they try to enforce it. Suggest another solution of a problem to them.
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