For those of you who have and ride horses recreationally.. Do your horses wear ass bags when walking on neighbors roads ? My issue is this..We have a neighbor who has stables where students learn to ride. Their horses regularly walk down our gravel road..and leave piles behind them,,I then either have to try and dodge the piles..Or if not possible..run it over. ..Its aggravating to say the least.
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Erik M
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Road apples are the least of my concerns, they dry up and blow away. People that don’t scoop after their dogs are far more annoying IMO.
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I am not much of a horse fan, but I can think of better things to get upset about. Perhaps you should try talking to them about your concern.
grsthegreat
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My horses are not house broken…..never will be. They poo wherever they want. This is absolutely the least important thing that concerns me.
riptides
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If our horse go an tear up the neighbor yards or roads, even leaving dumps, I would clean it up.
One pile, not so much, consistently, yeah...courtesy.
One pile, not so much, consistently, yeah...courtesy.
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By "our road" do you mean a public road or your driveway?
I kinda like seeing horse poops on the roads. If I'm in my car I drive around them if safely possible. If I'm in my Suburban, I run them over, just because.
I kinda like seeing horse poops on the roads. If I'm in my car I drive around them if safely possible. If I'm in my Suburban, I run them over, just because.