People who let their dogs crap and wee wee in someone else's yard should have to spend a weekend standing on a prominent corner with a sigh telling what they did. It is just so rude and inconsiderate. When I find it in my yard I pick it up with a shovel and throw it in the street. I don't blame the woman for throwing it at the dog owner. My kind of woman!

hey chris (kit) - dogs crap and wee wee in your yard because when walked, an owner has no control over when a dog decides to take care of this business. most owners pick-up, thankfully. rather than throw it in the street, why don't you dispose of it in the garbage so that nobody will ride their bike through it, step in it, or have it end up in our river (via the sewer drain). and if someone does step in it, i hope that they hunt you down and throw it right at you! that's MY kind of person.

Put someone's dog crap in my garbage? You gotta be kidding. I get it in my yard and there are no sidewalks on my side of the street. I get it at my rental on South Willow where my tenants like to sunbathe in the yard. Perhaps you would come pick it up and put it in your garbage, Mr. Crenshaw? May I call you?

Perhaps you will come pick it up? it ain't mine, Mr. Hollis. It belongs to the dog owner. If my throwing it in the street pollutes the lake, talk to the dog owners. I am not going to risk disease to my person by getting any nearer to it than the end of the shovel that I grasp. I don't have a dog. Perhaps you can get a volunteer group to patrol the neighborhoods and pick it up. Perhaps you can go door to door and distribute pamphlets to dog owners. Perhaps you can open your property to them for a doggie fecal relief station.

Well, Mr. Murphy, I am not going to leave it on my lawn to stink and draw flies until trash day, and I am not going to pick it up and keep it around. Some dog owners are just couth challenged.
Mr. Crenshaw, I can assure you that I am not senile.

No, but it's not in my yard. MY yard; not the dog owner's yard. I invite you to come pick it up from my yard and dispose of it as you desire. May I call you?

Here's the deal: I pick up after my dog. I have small, specially made plastic bags for that purpose. But my dog, as well as everyone else's, urinates (or "wee-wee" to you verbally challenged individuals) in about every 3rd or 4th yard. Doesn't hurt a thing, and can't be prevented. All dogs do it. And I'm sure you don't expect that dogs should "wee-wee" on the sidewalk, to preserve your precious yard.

There was an article in the paper the other day about how dog urine leaves a dead spot in the lawn that takes a long time from which to recover. Frankly, I think you're a very inconsiderate person, as are most dog owners who walk their dogs, to let your dog do that in someone else's yard. You should keep your dog at home. It's not about your dog, Mr. Fisher; it's all about YOU, totally uncaring about the lawns and rose bushes of other people. You care about noone but yourself. You are as bad as the people who spray graffiti on the sides of buildings.

Ms. Williams & Mr. Crenshaw, although I don't own the tree lawn I have to maintain it.
Mr. Crenshaw, a person shows consideration for his/her dog by exercising it. This same person often shows a lack of consideration for his/her neighbors by letting it do its business in their yards. If I had a dog I would not exercise it where it could do its business in YOUR yard. Why? Because although you have no concern for me, I still have respect for something you own. Sad to say, I have little to no respect for someone who hopes all patch readers make the time to walk past my home with their dog(s).

I've followed the comments here. I tend to agree with Chris. I've tossed piles into the street many times because owners dont pick up. I don't own a dog partly because I dont want to pick up steamy piles of crap with my hand. Call me crazy. I also hate when dogs piss in my yard. Dogs tend to sniff out the spot the previous dog pissed on and piss there. Consequently, my grass has large brown spots where urine has killed the grass. I'm not around to witness the perpetrator, so I'm unable to confront them. Keep your stupid dogs on the tree lawn. Private property is private property.

Ah, Mr. Fisher, sad to say, your venom speaks volumes about you. I have not spoken ill about dogs, merely about irresponsible owners.
Interestingly, you have not accused Mr. Hammersmith of "spouting crap" for his comment regarding dog urine killing grass. Why is that?

Regurgitating old myths? are you serious? I lost a bush due to my tennant letting her dog piss on it each morning. And there's a single brown spot next to the sidewalk where green grass once grew due to other dogs pissing in the same spot. a few times here or there wont kill the grass, but repeatedly in the same spot does and has killed my grass. If people kept their dogs to the tree lawn, I wouldnt care so much. That grass isn't as important to me. They even make products to help neutralize the urine to help your grass grow back. I'm tempted to purchase, except other people's disrespect shouldn't cost me money.

I have read all the above comments. They are something else. I came on this site because my neighbor went crazy, cussing at me because he found animal waste in his driveway. Turns out it wasn't even my dogs as he admitted this dropping was from a bird. But since our dog sometimes goes in tree lawn, (please note our tree lawns are connected and we always clean up waste immediately) he by default had to yell at someone. His complant is that the dog walks in his grass, tree lawn or not, period. This is completely unreasonable. My dog does not need a fence. She does not run away or wander off. She simply can't tell the difference between our 25 feet of tree lawn and the 8 feet of his that connects to ours. Lastly, a responsible dog owner realizes how important it is to walk a dog. They need exersise. But you should always clean up after your pet. You are being a good neighbor. Unlike the guy who comes out cursing at you.

Your dog may not know it is his tree lawn, but unless you are stupid, you do. You are inconsiderate as are so many dog owners. You should not own a dog that you can't keep in your own yard. You like your dog; your neighbor likes his yard. You are shameless.

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