22-04-2016, 11:17 AM
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Re: Dog Poo Woes
Originally Posted by carol
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I would be tempted to shovel it up and post it through his letter box!
He'll know who it was, as I'm sure he knew it was you banging on his door.
However, a better tactic might have been not to go round to reprimand him, or even let him see you at your window.
If he came home one day to find a pile of his own dog's poo gracing his hall behind the letterbox, he wouldn't know which neighbour had returned his goods to him. Consequently, he might avoid letting his dog poo on anyone's doorstep.
This sort of irresponsible dog owner only understands one language.
22-04-2016, 11:33 AM
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Re: Dog Poo Woes
When I go to the nature reserve with Chloe and Rupert puppy I have a pocket full of doggy bags.The place is full of dog poo which really annoys me. If I see anyone with a pooing dog I rush up and give them a bag and smile and say 'I have a pocket full of bags do you want one' .
One day I took my grandchildren there for a picnic and a women with 5 dogs off lead appeared, one dog jumped all over the blanket where the children were eating and another pooed right next to us
. The woman was some distance away on the main path and made a half-hearted attempt to call the dogs back then just walked off and they eventually followed
22-04-2016, 05:07 PM
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Re: Dog Poo Woes
Originally Posted by JBR
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Me too.He'll know who it was, as I'm sure he knew it was you banging on his door.
However, a better tactic might have been not to go round to reprimand him, or even let him see you at your window.
If he came home one day to find a pile of his own dog's poo gracing his hall behind the letterbox, he wouldn't know which neighbour had returned his goods to him. Consequently, he might avoid letting his dog poo on anyone's doorstep.
This sort of irresponsible dog owner only understands one language.
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