Dog People

/ Dog People #1  

RSKY

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Kentucky, West of the Lakes, South of Possum Trot.
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In thirty three years living at my present location I have never had a dispute with any neighbor until now. The guy on the corner or his adult daughter come out every morning and walk their three dogs. They bring them out, two on leashes, one running free, and walk about a hundred yards down the road to let the dogs crap in their neighbors yards. Usually mine. If anybody is out they would smile and wave as the dog did it's business. Several have politely asked them to not do this and they say OK and wait a week and come back and do it again.

I stopped the girl last week and told her in no uncertain terms to not let her dog sxxt in my yard. She said she would stop it but now the whole family is pissed at me. The guy gives me the finger when I drive by his house.

Question #1: Why do 'dog people' think it is just great for non dog owners to step in and smell dog poop all the time?

Question #2: Why don't they have the dogs poop in their own yard? I can answer that one myself, they don't want their grandkids stepping in it. But it is okay if mine do even if we don't have dogs.

Question #3: If I walk out to the road to talk to the guy and pull out a pistol and shoot the little mutt on the leash as it is pooping do you think I will get in trouble?

From being a long time dog lover these people and others like them are turning me and my family into dog (and 'dog people') haters.

Just a rant.
 
/ Dog People #2  
Its always hard dealing with neighbors with situations like this because in reality, everyone wants things as peaceful as possible. I had to tell my neighbor the other day to keep his dog contained, he was letting him run free. So far he is listening because he knows I mean business. I'll give you 2 options: pick the crap up (I know you shouldn't have to) and throw back in their yard, or since you don't have a dog, you will have to do the deed by crapping in their yard :)
 
/ Dog People #3  
Just in case you're not kidding, it is almost certainly not legal for you to shoot the dog because it's pooping on your yard. It's not the dog's fault its owner is irresponsible. If it was threatening people or livestock, that would be another thing, but it doesn't deserve to die for this offense.
 
/ Dog People #4  
I hear what your saying, I'd be pissed off too, and I am by all means a "dog person"
We have 2 English Mastiffs and a St Bernard, all told there is 550 lbs of dog there and believe me they turn out some serious S#%T! I would never let my dog go into someone else's yard, period, let alone to go to the bathroom. Please don't let your irresponsible neighbor turn your opinion of "dog people" into a generalized hatred of all "dog people"

Do you have an animal control officer? They might be able to help, but either way, your neighbor sounds like the type that will hate you regardless, because you aren't letting his dog do what dogs do. It's the owners responsibility, next time you should go over there, pick up the dog S$!T, and throw it in they're face....seriously. They wont' do it again!

And ya, you can't just shoot a dog, only if it is endangering you or someone else, and even then it is a VERY gray area.

I understand your need to rant though :thumbsup:
 
/ Dog People #5  
Next time you see the old man....ask him if he's unhappy with you. than ask him why his unhappy with you. Be nice and polite and let HIM know its unexceptable. Ask him if he'd like it if the tables were turned. Be straight up. Your in the right until you go over the line.



Or put a sign in your yard indicating that: All animals,human or not, may or may not possibly get lead type illness or some type or poinsioning. Random target practice area. All critters should be cautious!! Especially while skatting or deficating!!
 
/ Dog People #6  
RSKY said:
In thirty three years living at my present location I have never had a dispute with any neighbor until now. The guy on the corner or his adult daughter come out every morning and walk their three dogs. They bring them out, two on leashes, one running free, and walk about a hundred yards down the road to let the dogs crap in their neighbors yards. Usually mine. If anybody is out they would smile and wave as the dog did it's business. Several have politely asked them to not do this and they say OK and wait a week and come back and do it again.

I stopped the girl last week and told her in no uncertain terms to not let her dog sxxt in my yard. She said she would stop it but now the whole family is pissed at me. The guy gives me the finger when I drive by his house.

Question #1: Why do 'dog people' think it is just great for non dog owners to step in and smell dog poop all the time?

Question #2: Why don't they have the dogs poop in their own yard? I can answer that one myself, they don't want their grandkids stepping in it. But it is okay if mine do even if we don't have dogs.

Question #3: If I walk out to the road to talk to the guy and pull out a pistol and shoot the little mutt on the leash as it is pooping do you think I will get in trouble?

From being a long time dog lover these people and others like them are turning me and my family into dog (and 'dog people') haters.

Just a rant.

It 's an education thing. They don't know they are violating the law. Owners are suppose to clean up after their dog. The inconsiderate ones don't. Put up a large sigh stating do not curb your dog on my property unless you extend to clean up after it. Those that don't will be publicly posted as dodo offenders with their address posted. Don't get mad, get even.
 
/ Dog People #7  
i have neighbors like this too. i have 2 dogs myself but only approve my own dogs crapping in my yard. I guess its just white trash with no manners
 
/ Dog People #9  
Many years ago when I lived in town the people across the street let their big dog out to do it's business, seemed to be my front yard most of the time. Went over to ask them not to have this happen anymore. Of course it didn't stop. So after the dog did it's business a few more times on my lawn I scooped it up with a shovel and put it ALL at the bottom of their front stairs. I was being a good neighbor in retuning what their dog had dropped. A couple of days later they started building a fence to keep their dog in. No more dodo on my front lawn. :D
 
/ Dog People #10  
A neighbor walks his dogs unleashed by our place in town 2 x a day. If you are out he calls them back from your yard otherwise they go where they please, literally. Got back to town a couple falls ago and my wife was upset cause of his dog messes in our yard, I picked up a bunch of it in a large zip lock, knocked on his door and gave him his dogs lost droppings back and now he always calls his dogs back weither we are outside or not.
 
/ Dog People #11  
Nah, it's not education, and has nothing to do with the law. It's called common decency and being considerate that a person keep their dog under control, and not make doo-doo in someone else yard.

Problem is, common decency and consideration, aint so common any more.

It 's an education thing. They don't know they are violating the law.
 
/ Dog People #12  
When I was a kid, we had a neighbor that let his dog run. Shame, cause it was a really nice dog. I think he got the idea to keep it in the yard eventually...

When it did it's duty in our yard, my Dad would get the shovel out and fling across the street in to the guys yard. Well, sometimes in landed in the yard. A couple times on his car, a couple times on the porch...

Funny thing is a few years later, we became good friends. He helped me rebuild my first engine, for my Grandmothers Karman Ghia.
 
/ Dog People #13  
Do what dad used to do to make the German shepherds crap in our side yard and not the front. He used to mow the side yard really close to the ground like a golf course. Then let the fron get a couple inches higher than that. After a few week s he mowed the fron yard down and the dogs were trained to the side yard. I let mine run loose here on the farm but they have over 1200 acres to roam on thats uninhabited. Of course all the others neighbors dogs do the same.

Return it a few times an i bet it will stop.
 
/ Dog People #14  
Don't hate the dogs for being dogs. They can easily be trained. My dogs roam the neighborhood, yet are trained to only **** in tall grass or in the woods. Nobody ever finds a **** from them in their lawn.

I can always tell when a neighboring dog has crossed my yard, I'll actually find some crap in a visible area.

What to so about it varies by owner, but often I've found nothing works. Dog collectors (they certainly aren't dog lovers by any stretch) often feel entitled and feel anything animal related usurps your rights. The fact is they are lazy and don't want to put in the effort to train them. All the rest is excuses for that fact. They know it and hate you for pointing it out. They think, in their twisted logic, you are trying to force them to stop being lazy even though you didn't force them to get a dog, they volunteered.

I just had someone yesterday say to me "I'm an aggressive person and accept who I am, so should everyone else". When asked where they drew the line of victims of aggression being "accepting" the back peddling began, yet stopped just shy of them personally. People are willing to do cartwheels to exempt themselves from their own moral standards.
 
/ Dog People #15  
A neighbor walks his dogs unleashed by our place in town 2 x a day. If you are out he calls them back from your yard otherwise they go where they please, literally. Got back to town a couple falls ago and my wife was upset cause of his dog messes in our yard, I picked up a bunch of it in a large zip lock, knocked on his door and gave him his dogs lost droppings back and now he always calls his dogs back weither we are outside or not.

:thumbsup:

Good one! To the OP, why do you care that they are mad at you? You made a reasonable request. As a responsible dog owner who does clean up after his pet, I hate hearing stories like this. :(
 
/ Dog People #16  
Question #1: Why do 'dog people' think it is just great for non dog owners to step in and smell dog poop all the time?

Owning dogs has nothing to do with it. I sincerely hope you understand that since you classify these people as "dog people".

The next time the guy gives you the finger, ask him if he's telling you his IQ or does he think your #1.

The dog owner has absolutely no reason to be upset at you. ANY time a dog own takes their pet off their property, they should have the resources available to pick up their dogs crap.

Something all pet owners should have it they take their pets off their own property IMO. NO excuse not to have a "poop bag" on you.
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/ Dog People #17  
I stopped the girl last week and told her in no uncertain terms to not let her dog sxxt in my yard. She said she would stop it but now the whole family is pissed at me. The guy gives me the finger when I drive by his house.

Some humans just can't stand it when they have to take responsibility. I'd give him the finger back, he may need it :laughing:

Question #1: Why do 'dog people' think it is just great for non dog owners to step in and smell dog poop all the time?

I happen to be a "dog people" and would/do take offence to this blanket statement. I quess all farmers think it's great for cars to drive through cow poo????

Question #2: Why don't they have the dogs poop in their own yard? I can answer that one myself, they don't want their grandkids stepping in it. But it is okay if mine do even if we don't have dogs.

Not sure if you're still referring to all "dog people" or those that would not take responsibiltiy for THEIR ACTIONS? I clean up after my canine family members and NEVER force them on others. I even clean up my yard, infact dog poo is a great fertilizer.

Question #3: If I walk out to the road to talk to the guy and pull out a pistol and shoot the little mutt on the leash as it is pooping do you think I will get in trouble?

I'm sure your just steamed about receiving that guys finger, maybe it was not ment in a bad way:laughing: BUT this statement does not make your argument look very attractive. If your walking through the woods and step in wild animal poo are you gonna shoot everything in sight :drool: Hold the party liable for what happened not the pup. Sounds like they purposely walk their animals to others yards, so whom is really at fault?

From being a long time dog lover these people and others like them are turning me and my family into dog (and 'dog people') haters.

Just a rant.

Well I quess we could say we hate all teens because of the way they dress certain ones are gang twits others are punks. OR should we NOT lump things into a whole?
RSKY I understand your frustration but at the same time it looks like you solved your problem. Minus getting the finger from someone that you more then likely don't care for I don't see a problem :confused: Unless of course they're {neighbors}doing midnight poo runs in your yard?
 
/ Dog People #18  
I think you should do what Jim Carrey did in "Me, Myself & Irene" and see how they like that. :D
 
/ Dog People #19  
i have neighbors like this too. i have 2 dogs myself but only approve my own dogs crapping in my yard. I guess its just white trash with no manners


Yup. I don't have neighbor's like that, but we did when I was a kid. My dad darn near went nuclear over it.
 
/ Dog People #20  
My daughter walks dogs for a living. She is meticulous in not letting dogs do their thing on private property. When they do in on public property she bags and takes it. Her problem is now more folks are putting flower beds and such on public property near their home, ie the median in a boulevard, and get furious if the dogs go there... Even in it's picked up.

Essentially they want to ban all dogs from urban areas for people without private yards.

I'm lucky... Three dogs on 120 acres. I have more deer manure than dogs... And haven't figured out how to get the wild animals to poop where I won't see it.
 

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