It's an international thing.
My neighbors have this one on both sides of their yard. ??ÿ
Why don't y'all just put a big sign in your yard that says:
"IF YOUR DOG POOPS IN MY YARD, YOU WILL BE PICKING BUCKSHOT OUT OF YOU ASS FOR A WEEK".
Note please let us all know how long it takes to be arrested.?ÿ ??ÿ
When I still lived in a subdivision I had a huge Golden Retriever who was an incredible dog. My neighbors apparently thought that every time a dog violated their yard it was my dog, because they'd put it in my driveway. They didn't have the acumen to discern poodle droppings from those of a 120 pound Golden.
When you walk your dog, train them to walk with you and not turn it into an endless marking session. A heads up, they don't need to pee every two minutes, they can hold it!!!
When you walk your dog, train them to walk with you and not turn it into an endless marking session. A heads up, they don't need to pee every two minutes, they can hold it!!!
Oh! That's news - I thought they were like some humans
No such thing as a bad dog, only bad owners!
I have a city park about 300' from my house.?ÿ The?ÿcity has several "poop" stations available in the park that are equipped with small poop bags and trash cans.?ÿ I do what every self-respecting dog owner does when my dog poops in the park during a walk.....I pull out the little bag...and then act like I'm picking up the poop.?ÿ I've even been?ÿknown to drop the empty bag in the trash can if I think anybody is watching.
I ain't?ÿtouchin' that stuff, even with?ÿa bag..warm poop makes me gag. ?ÿ ??ÿ
I've probably told the story here before but once more won't hurt.
About 20 years ago when we lived in Cartersville almost every day I would find a ginormous pile of poop in the yard and every day I would have to scoop it and dispose of it, usually in the nearby storm drain. I know that was not smart but it was convenient. Anyway this went on for quite a while until one morning I saw this woman who happened to live about 10 houses away walking her dog.?ÿ
It was a great Dane and gawd it must have been 3 feet high at the withers preparing to skin one back in my yard. Well I came flying out of the house and confronted her and the offending "horse". The dog was almost at the point of no return but he managed to stop. Anyway I chewed the woman and she quite matter of factly told me "well I didn't want him doing it my yard because I would have to clean it up".
I informed her that if I found one more pile of sh!t in my yard I would make it my mission to visit her yard every day and drop my own pile.
Never had another problem.
Some of these old southern women get the vapors when you talk to them that way.
I have had a Red Healer for over two years.
On 2ac, I have not found a pile.
I have had a Red Healer for over two years.
On 2ac, I have not found a pile.
Is a healer a dog that got filled with the Pentecost?... ??ÿ
I would have to scoop it and dispose of it, usually in the nearby storm drain...
That reminded me of cousin Eddie.
It is raining hard and Daisy is under the house in the dry, so no pic, she is a cow dog
red heeler
red heeler at work
If I had to pick my dogs crap up with only a plastic bag between the crap and my hand I would shoot him!?ÿ Good reason to live rural if you can.?ÿ?ÿ
This reminds me of a Anne Landers column, Wife want to know if was socially acceptable for her husband to use unused unused dog potty bags to put his sandwich in for his work lunch.?ÿ 🙂 Jp
If I had to pick my dogs crap up with only a plastic bag between the crap and my hand I would shoot him!?ÿ Good reason to live rural if you can.?ÿ?ÿ
This reminds me of a Anne Landers column, Wife want to know if was socially acceptable for her husband to use unused unused dog potty bags to put his sandwich in for his work lunch.?ÿ 🙂 Jp
Sadly I live in town on a few city lots.?ÿ With four dogs I am forced to perform "turd patrol" on a regular basis.?ÿ
I use to rake it up with swmbo's bamboo leaf rake.?ÿ I got pretty good at setting the trash can in a central?ÿlocation and using the leaf rake to just flip the dog-doo into the trash can.?ÿ Swmbo didn't like that so she bought me a fairly sturdy rake-and-scoop-pan?ÿcontraption made out of HDPE.
After a year or two?ÿthe scoop looked like it needed some maintenance.?ÿ I tried rinsing it off with the garden hose but decided it needed?ÿsomething more...so I washed it in the automatic dish washer.
Now before you start making?ÿfaces (just like my wife did) I want you to know I?ÿwashed it all by itself and even ran a second wash with the washer empty to get the insides spic and span.?ÿ I was pretty sure the 150 degrees from the "sanitize" cycle would get rid of all the nasty pathogens, but apparently my wife disagreed.?ÿ She raised hell for a month.
I almost had to buy a new dishwasher.?ÿ After about six months she finally stopped inspecting?ÿher silverware before she ate....?ÿ?ÿ?ÿ
That is quite nasty, surely you're not serious!?ÿ
I used to have 2 dogs - a female doberman and a male (de-nutted) mongrel of about half the size - both the same age. About 3 times a week I'd pile them into the tray of the ute and we'd drive up into the hills or wherever to go for a walk/hunt/gold-pan. At about age 2, one of them started sh*ting in the tray on the outward journey, which made my blood boil. I say one of them, because it was always the same size, and by it's size I assumed it was the doberman and would rub her nose in it, which had no effect, and the sh*ting carried on, year after year. Anyway, said doberman died at about age 6, so that left el mongrel in the tray on his own. First trip out without the doberman, we arrive and there is el mongrel in the tray standing in a pile of fresh loaf. Freaked me out as I thought we'd been haunted by the doberman, then realised it was el mongrel all along. Said a silent apology to the doberman. Tray sh*ting continued till he died at age 10.
