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While I don't think that peeing on her grass would have killed her flowers 40 feet away, and the fact that the first few feet of "your property" are really owned by the town anyway, had she asked me nicely, I would have gladly steered Artie to the other side of the street every time we passed her house.
Not many people know that the city owns 5 feet of easement from the road curb towards the house in our neighborhood too. It's very similar like this every where!
There's a neighbor of mine, around the corner, how has a beautiful garden. It's high up on the yard, though, close to her house, nowhere near the road where we walk.
One day, shortly after we first moved into the neighborhood, she came storming out of her house, yelling like her hair was on fire, "Get your dog away from my yard. I spend a lot of time and money on my garden. If your dog pees here, I'll call the police!"
Really? You'll call the police? REALLY?
While I don't think that peeing on her grass would have killed her flowers 40 feet away, and the fact that the first few feet of "your property" are really owned by the town anyway, had she asked me nicely, I would have gladly steered Artie to the other side of the street every time we passed her house.
I'm not saying that I want him to pee on her lawn out of vengeance now, and I certainly don't want him to poo on it (even though I would pick it up, as per usual) lest she have a heart attack, but yelling at me? Threatening the police? IN CASE he MIGHT pee? You just know people like that are crazy, and spend their day ironing their socks and cover their couches with that plastic stuff.
Air Horns work good on these people as well. This might also work on these grouchy bears. LOL
Not many people know that the city owns 5 feet of easement from the road curb towards the house in our neighborhood too. It's very similar like this every where!
Well technically the city does not own the property on an easement but retains the right of access for limited improvements for infrastructure and the like. Easements don't just extend for municipalities but also for state and federal jurisdictions as well. All depends on the location of your property. In my area the standard city easement is ten feet back of curb in the front and five feet from back of property line for the sewer line.
Well technically the city does not own the property on an easement but retains the right of access for limited improvements for infrastructure and the like. Easements don't just extend for municipalities but also for state and federal jurisdictions as well. All depends on the location of your property. In my area the standard city easement is ten feet back of curb in the front and five feet from back of property line for the sewer line.
Same here. I have a 10' easement in the front and an 8' easement in my rear yard.
And to honest I have three dogs that I walk but I pickup their waste. As far as someone's dog peeing in my yard, it doesn't bother me.
But my next door neighbor has a Great Dane and she was always letting her dog crap in my yard. I asked her repeatedly to stop it but she didn't.
So one day I scooped up several large piles of crap from my yard and placed in at her front door.
She came out for work and stepped in it and let out a scream. I told her that afternoon if she kept it up that from now on I would deposit the crap at both doors and in her car.
That was the last time this idiot let her dog crap in my yard.
Most people who walk their dogs are respectful of others yards but there are a few that have no respect whatsoever. They allow their dogs to pee on someone elses yard. I`ve watched them(they don`t know I`m watching) and the owners look away and try to act nonchilont like nothing is going on. What`s wrong with these people...
Oh MY God!!! A dog peed in your yard!!!!! Shoot it and the neigbor!
My old neighbor used to do this also. When I asked them not to let their dog pee on our lawn, they said female dogs do not cause brown spots, just males. Not sure where they got that from, but I told them nicely that is not true and they stopped. Luckily, they were considerate neighbors. So, maybe this person has the same misconception.
I don't let my dogs walk on anyones lawn, they know they have to stay on the road with me until we get to the empty lots in our neighborhood. This way, a neighbor does not think I am going to let them poop in their yard.
Hope you can work it out with your neighbor.
Doesn't someone own that empty lot? Why do people think it's okay to throw trash and yard debris in empty lots? I guess it's okay as long as it's not dog pee.
Just place a couple of hot dogs in your front yard with some rat poison in them. Problem solved.
Just kidding. Along the same lines but not as extreme get some of those little signs saying your grass was just treated with something that is harmful to animals.
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